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Loneliness Can Spread Through Social Networks

December 2, 2009 by

A new US study of social networks found that a person's loneliness can spread to others, in that when they become lonely they move to the edge of the network and transmit feelings of loneliness to their few remaining friends who also become lonely, leading to an effect that the researchers described as an unravelling at the edges of our social fabric...

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