2015
DOI: 10.4172/2090-4908.1000e113
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Loneliness Kills: Can Autonomous Systems and Robotics Assist in Providing Solutions?

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“…Social experiences are some of the primary drivers for feelings of pleasure, happiness, security, and self-esteem ( Reis et al., 2000 ; Harris and Orth, 2019 ). The experience of social rejection, exclusion, or isolation can be traumatizing and can impact our physical health ( Gulrez et al., 2015 ; Courtin and Knapp, 2017 ; Holt-Lunstad, 2018 ; Slavich, 2020 ); an absence of appropriate social contact, particularly early in life, can have long-lasting and damaging impacts ( Bowlby, 1969 ). Nevertheless, our urge for sociality is not straightforward compared with other needs.…”
Section: Varieties and Dynamics Of Relationshipsmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…Social experiences are some of the primary drivers for feelings of pleasure, happiness, security, and self-esteem ( Reis et al., 2000 ; Harris and Orth, 2019 ). The experience of social rejection, exclusion, or isolation can be traumatizing and can impact our physical health ( Gulrez et al., 2015 ; Courtin and Knapp, 2017 ; Holt-Lunstad, 2018 ; Slavich, 2020 ); an absence of appropriate social contact, particularly early in life, can have long-lasting and damaging impacts ( Bowlby, 1969 ). Nevertheless, our urge for sociality is not straightforward compared with other needs.…”
Section: Varieties and Dynamics Of Relationshipsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…To the extent that robots can act as companions, they could plausibly act to reduce social isolation and the experience of loneliness ( Gulrez et al., 2015 ). A study of the use of the Sony Aibo robot dog in a residential care home found a positive impact on the experience of loneliness similar to that generated by interaction with a real dog ( Banks et al., 2008 ).…”
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“…Ageing population is a world-wide rapidly growing phenomena [1,2]. Increased longevity is often associated with susceptibility to diseases which lead to cognitive or physical decline of human body.…”
Section: Reviewmentioning
confidence: 99%