美国犹他州杨百翰大学的心理学教授朱莉安娜·郝特-朗斯达的研究报告指出,实际上,青少年和青年才是最孤独的。
Holt-Lunstad and her colleagues analysed 70 studies, and found that there were stronger risks of loneliness-related illness for under- 65s than over-65s.
郝特-朗斯达和她的同事们分析了70项研究后发现,65岁以下人群患孤独相关疾病的风险比65岁以上人群更高。
Also, the US National Social Life, Health and Ageing Project states that just 30 percent of older adults feel lonely fairly often.
此外,美国国家社会生活、健康和老龄化项目称,只有30%的老年人经常感到孤独。
"Older adults should not be the sole focus of the effects of loneliness and social isolation. We need to address this for all ages," Holt-Lunstad told The New York Times, which summed up the health impacts of loneliness in a recent article.
郝特-朗斯达告诉《纽约时报》说:“老年人不应该是孤独和与世隔绝效应唯一关注的焦点。我们需要关注各个年龄层的孤独问题。”《纽约时报》近期的一篇文章中总结了孤独对健康的影响。
"If we recognise social connections as a fundamental human need, then we can't discount the risks of being socially isolated even if people don't feel lonely," she added.
她补充说:“如果我们将社会联系视为人类基本需求,我们就不能低估与世隔绝的风险,即使与世隔绝者并不感到孤独。”
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