Developmental psychologists inform us that human beings are inherently social creatures. From birth, we exhibit nonverbal behaviors designed to elicit care from others, demonstrating the primal need for connection.
Surveys conducted before the pandemic revealed that nearly half of U.S. adults reported feelings of loneliness, with many describing their relationships as lacking in meaningful connection and emotional support.
The National Survey of Loneliness highlights a worrying trend: children aged 10 to 12 are the loneliest demographic, a factor linked to the increased risk of developing anxiety, depression, and thoughts of suicide.
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