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support them say and how they describe the world around them. We often hear
trained social workers or experienced caregivers describe someone as difficult or
unpleasant in ways that make it clear to us that loneliness is a factor in their
behavior. These behaviors show up consistently across gender, race, and
geography. We started to call these behaviors “The Habits of Loneliness” because
they were so common and so consistent and as it turned out, well documented in
the research.
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