Loneliness is Identical to Feeling Unsafe
Supposed social loneliness is identical to feeling unsafe, and this sets off understood hypervigilance for added social threat in the surroundings. Insensible observation for social threat creates cognitive biases such as relative to non-lonely group, lonely individuals perceive the social world as a more frightening place, look forward to more negative social exchanges, and memorize more negative social order (Newall, Chipperfield and Clifton, 2009). Negative social hope lean to bring out behaviors from others that authenticate the lonely humans hope, in that way setting in action a self-fulfilling prediction in which lonely humans vigorously distance themselves from likely social partners although they accept as true that the cause of the social distance is attributable to others and is away from their own control (Hawkley and Cacioppo, 2007). This is evident in the novel “Of Mice and Men” John Steinbeck’s (1965) throws light on the terrorized feeling of loneliness by Leonie “Leonie looked helplessly at George, and then he got up and tried to retreat. Curley was balanced and poised. He slashed at Lennie with his left, and then smashed down his nose with a right. Lennie gave a cry of terror.”
孤独是相同的感觉不安全
所谓的社会孤独是感觉不安全的相同，这出发理解过度警觉的周围环境中增加了社会的威胁。社会的威胁无动于衷的观察产生认知偏差等组相对于非孤独，孤独的个体感知的社会世界作为一个更可怕的地方，期待更多的负面的社会交往，并记住更多的负面的社会秩序（纽沃尔，-和克利夫顿，2009）。负面的社会希望精益带来行为从别人那孤独的人希望进行身份验证，这样设置在行动中自我实现的预测中，孤独的人大力远离可能的社会伙伴虽然作为真实的社会距离的原因归咎于他人，远离自己的控制，接受他们（2007霍克利卡西奥普，）。这是明显的小说《人与鼠”约翰斯坦贝克（1965）提出了恐怖的孤独感的Leonie”莱奥妮无助地看着乔治，然后他起身想撤退。柯利的平衡及平衡。他将在伦尼用左手，然后粉碎了他的鼻子与右。伦尼恐怖地哭。”
