Loneliness and the Social Brain: How Perceived Social Isolation Impairs Human Interactions https://t.co/SCjxpeVjG9
Loneliness and the Social Brain: How Perceived Social Isolation Impairs Human Interactions.
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The debates collectively emphasize the importance of neural mechanisms like oxytocin and brain activity in social trust related to loneliness, with comments supporting the research's significance and potential applications. Words like 'excellent review' and mentions of 'neurobiological backgrounds' reflect a serious, engaged discourse highlighting both scientific interest and perceived societal relevance.
Most discussions express strong support for the findings, highlighting the neural and hormonal mechanisms linking loneliness and social behavior.
The posts demonstrate high interest by mentioning detailed neural pathways, hormonal responses, and implications for trust and social interactions.
Users engage deeply by referencing specific studies, neural regions like the insula, and potential interventions, indicating thoughtful involvement.
The widespread discussion across multiple institutions and emphasis on research significance suggest perceived high impact on understanding and addressing loneliness.
Abstract in brief
- Loneliness is linked to reduced trust and social distance preferences, with lonely individuals showing less oxytocin response and trustworthiness in social interactions.
- Neuroimaging reveals that lonely individuals have diminished activity in brain areas involved in trust and emotional processing, like the limbic system and anterior insula, which affects their response to positive social cues.
- These neural and hormonal differences are specific to loneliness itself and not just a result of other psychological symptoms, suggesting loneliness impairs how the social brain integrates trust-related information, reinforcing social withdrawal.
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Most liked on X and BlueskyMangelndes Vertrauen verschärft die Einsamkeitsspirale: Team der Universitäten Bonn, Haifa und Oldenburg untersucht die neurobiologischen Hintergründe. Studie um @dirkscheele85 veröffentlicht in @AdvSciNews. Mehr: https://t.co/ztsw0HrOHr & https://t.co/RdOYT0xHZO https://t.co/l8bcdvIOR5
@OliBosch @KatharinaGrk @TheNeumannLab Excellent review! We indeed found an association between chronic perceived social isolation and reduced oxytocinergic and affective responsiveness to positive social interactions: https://t.co/jhoqKeopnE
@thuyvytnguyen I agree. We found evidence that blinded experimenters were able to identify if they had been interacting with high-lonely individuals: https://t.co/WBCKYLoez6. I expect a multimodal mechanism and we are currently testing if there may be loneliness-related features in the voice.
Loneliness and the social brain: how perceived social isolation impairs human interactions https://t.co/1RuWHqiDIl #bioRxiv
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@thuyvytnguyen I agree. We found evidence that blinded experimenters were able to identify if they had been interacting with high-lonely individuals: https://t.co/WBCKYLoez6. I expect a multimodal mechanism and we are currently testing if there may be loneliness-related features in the voice.
RT @leoschilbach: Loneliness and the Social Brain: How Perceived Social Isolation Impairs Human Interactions https://t.co/SCjxpeVjG9
@ajarnold55 Cool, this sounds like a very interesting talk! I will try to attend the conference. We also found impaired interpersonal trust related to altered insula activation in loneliness: https://t.co/KHmgrlrmGb
RT @DirkScheele85: @OliBosch @KatharinaGrk @TheNeumannLab Excellent review! We indeed found an association between chronic perceived social…
@OliBosch @KatharinaGrk @TheNeumannLab Excellent review! We indeed found an association between chronic perceived social isolation and reduced oxytocinergic and affective responsiveness to positive social interactions: https://t.co/jhoqKeopnE
RRIDs were included in the Advanced Science paper "Loneliness and the Social Brain: How Perceived Soc…" (https://t.co/z30CZad1ZF). Thank you for making your #methodsmatter. #accelerateopenscience
RT @UniBonn: Lack of trust exacerbates loneliness spiral: Team from the Universities of Bonn, Haifa and Oldenburg investigates the neurobio…
Great research about the correlation between trust and loneliness by the University of Bonn, Haifa and Oldenburg. https://t.co/qH4kA4Y9V1
Yalnızlık duygularını ifade edenlerde anterior insular korteks diğer beyin bölgeleriyle daha az belirgin bir şekilde bağlantılıydı. https://t.co/2EEYdbotHZ
RT @UniBonn: Lack of trust exacerbates loneliness spiral: Team from the Universities of Bonn, Haifa and Oldenburg investigates the neurobio…
RT @leoschilbach: Loneliness and the Social Brain: How Perceived Social Isolation Impairs Human Interactions https://t.co/SCjxpeVjG9
RT @leoschilbach: Loneliness and the Social Brain: How Perceived Social Isolation Impairs Human Interactions https://t.co/SCjxpeVjG9
Loneliness and the Social Brain: How Perceived Social Isolation Impairs Human Interactions https://t.co/SCjxpeVjG9
Przewlekłe i dotkliwe odczuwanie samotności związane jest z mniejszą zdolnością zaufania innym ludziom. DOI:10.1002/advs.202102076
RT @UniBonn: Lack of trust exacerbates loneliness spiral: Team from the Universities of Bonn, Haifa and Oldenburg investigates the neurobio…
RT @UniBonn: Lack of trust exacerbates loneliness spiral: Team from the Universities of Bonn, Haifa and Oldenburg investigates the neurobio…
RT @UniBonn: Mangelndes Vertrauen verschärft die Einsamkeitsspirale: Team der Universitäten Bonn, Haifa und Oldenburg untersucht die neurob…
Mangelndes Vertrauen verschärft die Einsamkeitsspirale: Team der Universitäten Bonn, Haifa und Oldenburg untersucht die neurobiologischen Hintergründe. Studie um @dirkscheele85 veröffentlicht in @AdvSciNews. Mehr: https://t.co/ztsw0HrOHr & https://t.co/RdOYT0xHZO https://t.co/l8bcdvIOR5
Loneliness and the social brain: how perceived social isolation impairs human interactions https://t.co/OIEn2RFilS
RT @biorxivpreprint: Loneliness and the social brain: how perceived social isolation impairs human interactions https://t.co/1RuWHqiDIl #b…
RT @biorxiv_neursci: Loneliness and the social brain: how perceived social isolation impairs human interactions https://t.co/dK3YNSkIir #b…
Loneliness and the social brain: how perceived social isolation impairs human interactions https://t.co/1RuWHqiDIl #bioRxiv