Loneliness is detrimental to well-being and often accompanied by feelings of not being understood by others. A new study found that the brain responses of lonely people differ from those of other lonely people and from those of people who are not lonely. The brain responses of people who are not lonely are very similar. Each lonely person studied showed brain responses that were idiosyncratic -- they deviated from the typical way an individual processes input or information.
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