Loneliness
Narrated by Dick Hill
- Released
- August 25, 2008
In this thought-provoking audiobook, John T. Cacioppo challenges the conventional focus on the individual in medicine and psychology by revealing the profound impact of social context on our health and well-being. Through his innovative research involving brain scans and physiological analysis, he uncovers the unrecognized syndrome of chronic loneliness, illustrating how this feeling of isolation disrupts our perceptions and can even shorten our lives. Cacioppo argues against the notion of inherent human conflict, instead emphasizing that social cooperation is fundamental to our nature and offers insights on how to escape the isolating trap of loneliness for the benefit of both individuals and society.
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