Sentence examples for more social isolation from inspiring English sources

This subset of released prisoners may experience more social isolation than average, furthered by language barriers they may face.

Furthermore, MUPS patients reported more social isolation than the other two patient groups.

Because they decided not to go out in public any longer, some of the interviewees experienced even more social isolation than they did before.

After adjustment for demographics and chronic diseases, patients with persistent MUPS reported more psychological distress, more functional impairment, more social isolation, and they evaluated the quality of GP-care less positive than the other two patient groups.

We hypothesize that regions that are more disadvantaged socioeconomically will have: 1) more material deprivation resulting in poorer living conditions and worse healthcare; 2) more social/psychological disadvantage reflected in more social isolation; and 3) more unhealthy behaviors.

Low-income minority older adults, we further hypothesized, might have more stressors[ 15], more depression [ 16, 17] and more social isolation [ 18, 19] and thus more possible benefit from mindfulness training.

ALTHOUGH Internet use has become associated more and more with social isolation, some researchers are finding that the opposite may be true.

The results of these seven trials suggest that community-based intervention would be effective for preventing suicide and that the increase of suicide deaths in Japan may be related to more pervasive social isolation than in the past, and to an absence of personal psycho-social development compared with financial success.

On the other hand, mothers of preterm infants tended to report more health related difficulties, more depression, higher social isolation and role restriction, and less support from their spouses, than reported by fathers.

Longer latencies to move and lower preening and pecking frequencies are indications of high general fear, whereas more jumps, more vocalisations and shorter latencies to emit calls are more related to social isolation [62].

More recently, social relationships have been shown to have health benefits for older adults, who are more prone to social isolation due to limited access to transport, reduced contact with friends and family, and living alone [ 13].