"social disconnection" can be used in written English.
Generally, you can use this phrase to refer to a lack of communication or connection between individuals or groups in a social context. Example sentence: The pandemic has caused a serious social disconnection in many communities.
The perfectionism social disconnection model (PSDM) asserts socially prescribed perfectionism confers risk for depression by eroding social self-esteem.
This dream of going anonymous overlaps with another paean to social disconnection.
It's not the crowding and the cramping that makes traditional flight an anxious hell; it's the mood of social disconnection.
Many have the apathy and social disconnection that usually go with depression, but they do not feel depressed.
But whereas Mr. Altman cobbled Raymond Carver's sorrowful deadpan into a vision of social disconnection, Ms. Troche mines Ms. Homes's jagged minimalism for its grim, compassionate metaphysics.
Running parallel to this disconnection of the ground plane from the earth beneath it, a sense of social disconnection haunts this sprawling cityscape.
Since dating apps enable surface connections to be made more quickly it logically follows they are also responsible for more speedy social disconnections.
This social media disconnection is rare in Congress.
Social isolation and disconnection have profound negative effects on mental health, but there are few, if any, theoretically-derived interventions that directly target this problem.
Leng sums up the conclusion that Harrison provides in the middle eight's final line, "Can only do what it tells me": "He surveys the problems of love, social strife, and disconnection from spiritual values, but decides that taking his own advice is a good enough start".
"Disconnection from the smartphone and social media isn't really disconnection at all: The logic of social media follows us long after we log out".
