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What Is the Hidden Meaning of Choosing Not to Have Social Networks According to Psychology?
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In a world where hyperconnectivity seems to be the norm, the decision to move away from digital platforms has aroused a renewed interest in behavioral psychology and health. Choosing not to have social networks, far from being a mere act of rebellion or outdatedness, is analyzed by experts as a statement of principles on mental sovereignty. For specialists, the hidden meaning of this choice lies in the need to protect the brain’s reward system. …
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