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The discussions highlight a variety of perspectives on extreme social withdrawal, with phrases such as 'global phenomenon' and 'not just a phase' indicating seriousness about the topic. Users reference the article's proposed interventions and emphasize its relevance, suggesting a greater societal awareness of these issues. The tone is often concerned yet hopeful, as seen in comments about practical steps to help individuals facing these challenges.
Many discussions express support for the idea that hikikomori is a serious issue, particularly in relation to the article's findings.
There is a high level of curiosity regarding the phenomenon of extreme social withdrawal, indicating that people are keen to learn more about it.
While some discussions provide summaries, others touch on personal experiences or broader implications, showing a moderate level of engagement with the subject.
Users perceive the article's insights as potentially transformative, highlighting the need for interventions for those experiencing social withdrawal.
Once seen as a culture-bound syndrome unique to Japan, a growing body of evidence suggests that hikikomori (extreme social withdrawal) is is a global phenomenon. https://t.co/IwfWmsovxo https://t.co/Fysb2aGtxU
Der soziale Rückzug (in Japan Hikikomori genannt) nimmt global zu. #psychologie #soziologie #entwicklung #kinder #jugendliche https://t.co/GcJsZVKTgl
@HabibiCapital_ Unless you're Hikikomori. "He drove into a remote area, abandoned his car, & disappeared into the woods, where he lived a secluded existence for 27 years. He survived...by committing over 1000 burglaries during which he stole food [from nearby houses] https://t.co/C9B9EvyKCe
1/10 The increasing prevalence of "Extreme Social Withdrawal" may be correlated with societal pressures to wear the costume of wellness at all times, as the unwell have been inhumanely forgotten and deemed expendable. Peter Muris et al, a thread
4/10 "In #Japan, this phenomenon has been labeled as ‘#hikikomori,’ but given its #global #presence it may be preferable to use the term ‘#extreme #social #withdrawal’ (#ESW). https://t.co/V7FP8l2jhi
There is increasing evidence indicating that extreme social withdrawal (Hikikomori) is a global phenomenon. https://t.co/pUyzNA80bS #science #psychology #evidence #indicating #withdrawal #hikikomori
This video explores hikikomori, a phenomenon where young individuals isolate at home, disengaging from society. We delve into contributing factors like mental health issues, family dynamics, and societal pressures…
RT @SteveStuWill: Once seen as a culture-bound syndrome unique to Japan, a growing body of evidence suggests that hikikomori (extreme socia…
RT @SteveStuWill: Once seen as a culture-bound syndrome unique to Japan, a growing body of evidence suggests that hikikomori (extreme socia…
Contemporary Hermits: A Developmental Psychopathology Account of Extreme Social Withdrawal (Hikikomori) in Young People https://t.co/XlKJ9VfB8g
RT @SteveStuWill: Once seen as a culture-bound syndrome unique to Japan, a growing body of evidence suggests that hikikomori (extreme socia…
RT @SteveStuWill: Once seen as a culture-bound syndrome unique to Japan, a growing body of evidence suggests that hikikomori (extreme socia…
An Account of Extreme Social Withdrawal (Hikikomori) in Young People https://t.co/AJQkAHxnqP
RT @SteveStuWill: Once seen as a culture-bound syndrome unique to Japan, a growing body of evidence suggests that hikikomori (extreme socia…
RT @SteveStuWill: Once seen as a culture-bound syndrome unique to Japan, a growing body of evidence suggests that hikikomori (extreme socia…
@HabibiCapital_ Unless you're Hikikomori. "He drove into a remote area, abandoned his car, & disappeared into the woods, where he lived a secluded existence for 27 years. He survived...by committing over 1000 burglaries during which he stole food [from nearby houses] https://t.co/C9B9EvyKCe
There is increasing evidence indicating that extreme social withdrawal (Hikikomori) is a global phenomenon. https://t.co/6xLjMnYyJ8 #tech
RT @SteveStuWill: Once seen as a culture-bound syndrome unique to Japan, a growing body of evidence suggests that hikikomori (extreme socia…
RT @SteveStuWill: Once seen as a culture-bound syndrome unique to Japan, a growing body of evidence suggests that hikikomori (extreme socia…
RT @SteveStuWill: Once seen as a culture-bound syndrome unique to Japan, a growing body of evidence suggests that hikikomori (extreme socia…
RT @SteveStuWill: Once seen as a culture-bound syndrome unique to Japan, a growing body of evidence suggests that hikikomori (extreme socia…
RT @SteveStuWill: Once seen as a culture-bound syndrome unique to Japan, a growing body of evidence suggests that hikikomori (extreme socia…
TW : Contemporary Hermits: A Developmental Psychopathology Account of Extreme Social Withdrawal...: ...rehabilitation of these young contemporary hermits.Bynner, J., & Parsons, S. (2002). Social exclusion and the transition from school to work: The case… https://t.co/fUbEqqcV6x
RT @SteveStuWill: Once seen as a culture-bound syndrome unique to Japan, a growing body of evidence suggests that hikikomori (extreme socia…
RT @SteveStuWill: Once seen as a culture-bound syndrome unique to Japan, a growing body of evidence suggests that hikikomori (extreme socia…
RT @SteveStuWill: Once seen as a culture-bound syndrome unique to Japan, a growing body of evidence suggests that hikikomori (extreme socia…
RT @SteveStuWill: Once seen as a culture-bound syndrome unique to Japan, a growing body of evidence suggests that hikikomori (extreme socia…
RT @SteveStuWill: Once seen as a culture-bound syndrome unique to Japan, a growing body of evidence suggests that hikikomori (extreme socia…
RT @SteveStuWill: Once seen as a culture-bound syndrome unique to Japan, a growing body of evidence suggests that hikikomori (extreme socia…
RT @SteveStuWill: Once seen as a culture-bound syndrome unique to Japan, a growing body of evidence suggests that hikikomori (extreme socia…
RT @SteveStuWill: Once seen as a culture-bound syndrome unique to Japan, a growing body of evidence suggests that hikikomori (extreme socia…
RT @SteveStuWill: Once seen as a culture-bound syndrome unique to Japan, a growing body of evidence suggests that hikikomori (extreme socia…
RT @SteveStuWill: Once seen as a culture-bound syndrome unique to Japan, a growing body of evidence suggests that hikikomori (extreme socia…
RT @SteveStuWill: Once seen as a culture-bound syndrome unique to Japan, a growing body of evidence suggests that hikikomori (extreme socia…
RT @SteveStuWill: Once seen as a culture-bound syndrome unique to Japan, a growing body of evidence suggests that hikikomori (extreme socia…
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RT @SteveStuWill: Once seen as a culture-bound syndrome unique to Japan, a growing body of evidence suggests that hikikomori (extreme socia…
RT @SteveStuWill: Once seen as a culture-bound syndrome unique to Japan, a growing body of evidence suggests that hikikomori (extreme socia…
RT @SteveStuWill: Once seen as a culture-bound syndrome unique to Japan, a growing body of evidence suggests that hikikomori (extreme socia…
What do you think of this study? Do you see more people hermiting or socializing? Contemporary Hermits: A Developmental Psychopathology Account of Extreme Social Withdrawal (Hikikomori) in Young People | SpringerLink https://t.co/rgp4mp1kYg
What do you think of this study? Do you see people withdrawing or staying the same level of social? Contemporary Hermits: A Developmental Psychopathology Account of Extreme Social Withdrawal in Young People https://t.co/iCPcy5t9nB
RT @SteveStuWill: Once seen as a culture-bound syndrome unique to Japan, a growing body of evidence suggests that hikikomori (extreme socia…
RT @SteveStuWill: Once seen as a culture-bound syndrome unique to Japan, a growing body of evidence suggests that hikikomori (extreme socia…
RT @SteveStuWill: Once seen as a culture-bound syndrome unique to Japan, a growing body of evidence suggests that hikikomori (extreme socia…
RT @SteveStuWill: Once seen as a culture-bound syndrome unique to Japan, a growing body of evidence suggests that hikikomori (extreme socia…
RT @SteveStuWill: Once seen as a culture-bound syndrome unique to Japan, a growing body of evidence suggests that hikikomori (extreme socia…
RT @SteveStuWill: Once seen as a culture-bound syndrome unique to Japan, a growing body of evidence suggests that hikikomori (extreme socia…
RT @SteveStuWill: Once seen as a culture-bound syndrome unique to Japan, a growing body of evidence suggests that hikikomori (extreme socia…
RT @SteveStuWill: Once seen as a culture-bound syndrome unique to Japan, a growing body of evidence suggests that hikikomori (extreme socia…
RT @SteveStuWill: Once seen as a culture-bound syndrome unique to Japan, a growing body of evidence suggests that hikikomori (extreme socia…
RT @SteveStuWill: Once seen as a culture-bound syndrome unique to Japan, a growing body of evidence suggests that hikikomori (extreme socia…
RT @SteveStuWill: Once seen as a culture-bound syndrome unique to Japan, a growing body of evidence suggests that hikikomori (extreme socia…
RT @SteveStuWill: Once seen as a culture-bound syndrome unique to Japan, a growing body of evidence suggests that hikikomori (extreme socia…
RT @SteveStuWill: Once seen as a culture-bound syndrome unique to Japan, a growing body of evidence suggests that hikikomori (extreme socia…
RT @SteveStuWill: Once seen as a culture-bound syndrome unique to Japan, a growing body of evidence suggests that hikikomori (extreme socia…
RT @SteveStuWill: Once seen as a culture-bound syndrome unique to Japan, a growing body of evidence suggests that hikikomori (extreme socia…
RT @SteveStuWill: Once seen as a culture-bound syndrome unique to Japan, a growing body of evidence suggests that hikikomori (extreme socia…
RT @SteveStuWill: Once seen as a culture-bound syndrome unique to Japan, a growing body of evidence suggests that hikikomori (extreme socia…
RT @SteveStuWill: Once seen as a culture-bound syndrome unique to Japan, a growing body of evidence suggests that hikikomori (extreme socia…
Once seen as a culture-bound syndrome unique to Japan, a growing body of evidence suggests that hikikomori (extreme social withdrawal) is is a global phenomenon. https://t.co/IwfWmsovxo https://t.co/Fysb2aGtxU
Paper on “Extreme Social Withdrawal” among teens and young people. They believe it’s a real problem, not “a phase.” Most importantly, about 1/2-way thru, the article offers concrete steps to help the individual. It’s an easy read—1/3 is the biography. https://t.co/HTQMs4TXbm
There is increasing evidence indicating that extreme social withdrawal (Hikikomori) is a global phenomenon. https://t.co/FP1Jq9Q1DT #science
RT @TaNaishaJ: 4/10 "In #Japan, this phenomenon has been labeled as ‘#hikikomori,’ but given its #global #presence it may be preferable to…
4/10 "In #Japan, this phenomenon has been labeled as ‘#hikikomori,’ but given its #global #presence it may be preferable to use the term ‘#extreme #social #withdrawal’ (#ESW). https://t.co/V7FP8l2jhi
1/10 The increasing prevalence of "Extreme Social Withdrawal" may be correlated with societal pressures to wear the costume of wellness at all times, as the unwell have been inhumanely forgotten and deemed expendable. Peter Muris et al, a thread
RT @rsciencejournal: There is increasing evidence indicating that extreme social withdrawal (Hikikomori) is a global phenomenon. https://t.…
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There is increasing evidence indicating that extreme social withdrawal (Hikikomori) is a global phenomenon. https://t.co/yvmBkAcPbs
RT @rsciencejournal: There is increasing evidence indicating that extreme social withdrawal (Hikikomori) is a global phenomenon. https://t.…
There is increasing evidence indicating that extreme social withdrawal (Hikikomori) is a global phenomenon. https://t.co/pUyzNA80bS #science #psychology #evidence #indicating #withdrawal #hikikomori
There is increasing evidence indicating that extreme social withdrawal (Hikikomori) is a global phenomenon. https://t.co/KubKTZzQV2
Der soziale Rückzug (in Japan Hikikomori genannt) nimmt global zu. #psychologie #soziologie #entwicklung #kinder #jugendliche https://t.co/GcJsZVKTgl