The effects of isolation?
Most tragically, in seeking to isolate the Russian regime, many Russians with no connection to the government will also suffer the effects of isolation.
Esther Rantzen is planning to create a helpline for older people, The Silver Line, to combat the effects of isolation and loneliness.
1950s CIA bankrolled investigations into the effects of isolation on interrogation play a role in a further return of solitary confinement.
If a football training camp is valued as a time for team bonding, then the Giants' preseason will be a study in the effects of isolation.
Soviets denied such treatment was torture, just as American officials have in recent years: The effects of isolation, anxiety, fatigue, lack of sleep, uncomfortable temperatures, and chronic hunger produce disturbances of mood, attitudes and behavior in nearly all prisoners.
By then, whether it was a result of a fear of waterboarding, the patient trust-building mastered by Mr. Martinez or the demoralizing effects of isolation, Mr. Mohammed and some other prisoners had become quite compliant.
They had been in the dome since October and would remain until June; at the moment, they were just a few days away from setting a North American record for a study of the effects of isolation and confinement.
