Study shows friendships are positive for mental health
Many studies have shown that loneliness has a negative effect on our well-being while friendship has a positive impact on mental health.
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12h agoA recent study shows the positive impacts of friendship.
Many studies have shown that loneliness has a negative effect on our well-being while friendship has a positive impact on mental health.
A 2018 study says effective friendships provide a strong sense of companionship, mitigate feelings of loneliness, and contribute to both life satisfaction and self-esteem.
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