Our study suggests that socialising with acquaintances could trigger social anxiety more than close friends or strangers.

Constant connectivity is pushing many individuals beyond their social interaction threshold. This assessment reveals where yours lies. The introversion-extroversion spectrum was a decade-long ...

People who enjoy strong relationships have fewer health problems and live longer. In fact, in a study of 7,000 California men and women researchers found that isolation was a bigger risk factor for ...

An expert in old age has explained that having social interactions and good friendships could be as important as exercise and diet for longevity. Professor Rose Anne Kenny, the chair of medical ...

Research has consistently shown that interactions between children and the people around them play a critical role in shaping ...

In conversation with them, we posed the following question for reflection: Given the current trend toward societal isolation and the individualization of certain practices, what tools could be ...