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“results from a population-based sample of Norwegians followed for almost three decades, from adolescence into midlife (N = 2215).” Nice! Largish sample size a
by tomkat0789 2y ago
“results from a population-based sample of Norwegians followed for almost three decades, from adolescence into midlife (N = 2215).”
Nice! Largish sample size and 3 decades of following the subjects around! I wonder what else this group is learning.
The conclusion makes sense. When you’re by yourself too much your mind can get stuck going in circles without somebody to bounce ideas off of.
- jojobas 2y ago"Randomly following people creates conspiracy paranoia".
- crazydoggers 2y agoThere’s correlation, but not causation. It’s also possible that people who are already conspiracy minded tend to be lonely because those personality traits are off-putting to others.
- rnimmer 2y agoparanoia and conspiratorial thinking does not lend itself to trusting others, so could go either way. e.g. paranoid people do not feel safe getting close with people.