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Social Isolation Drives Reward-Seeking Behavior in Teens
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The reflex can normally be beneficial because it would encourage them to seek company, but if they can't meet anyone, it can also be harmful.
Teen loneliness triggers ’reward seeking’ behaviour
5.09.2025 - A study has found that adolescents become highly motivated to seek rewards after just a few hours of social isolation. This may be beneficial in driving them towards social interaction, but when opportunities for connection are limited could lead them to pursue less healthy rewards like alcohol or drugs.
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