Isolation
* Some isolation is experienced by adults.
* also affects housing, where many of the elder ly live out their final years alone
  - applies to the practice of separating birds by age group
  - implies lack of emotional support, especially during instances of abuse
  - is an important element in the modification of species through natural selection
* also occurs as the spirit of competition prevails over the spirit of co-operation
  - in other ways
  - plays a distinct role in shaping rural poverty
  - prevents dispersal of organisms away from their birth sites
* are most commonly from the young and in males more than females.
* arises from people, even family members, avoiding the dying person.
* brings mutation and adaptation.
* builds walls, destroys self-esteem, silences voices, and kills dreams.
* can be dangerous, and can lead to feelings of loneliness and despair
  - due to distance, mountain barriers, a river, etc
  - exacerbate depression
  - fuel an alcohol or drug dependency
  - lead to increased inbreeding which can result in a drop in genetic diversity
* caused by difficulty getting around is also a serious problem for the elderly.
* causes people to believe that no body cares and that their life is useless
  - stress and can produce mental and physical health problems
  - the soul to starve for nutrients, and problems are the result
  - variation
* common feeling among people with a chronic disease.
* disease that plaques countless thousands of marriages.
* feeling that no one can empathize with.
* form of punishment.
* goes with depression, common to many caregivers.
* hurts homeless people, many of whom have lost contact with their families.
* increases depression and anxiety and can work against healing.
* is alienation.
* is also a major problem for fragmented habitats
  - problem for pollination of plants
  - an advantage for many children
  - as big a factor as smoking
  - considered a form of punishment
  - darkness, and atheism is death
  - defense mechanisms
  - depression and loneliness and love
  - devastating to the human psyche
  - experienced in the industry of farming in many ways
  - important since other muscles come into play as the arm and shoulder move
  - more than just being separate and alone
  - one method of controlling migration of exhaust fumes
* is one of the most debilitating aspects of distance learning
  - powerful and damaging effects of addiction and abuse
  - worst downfalls of getting older in our society
  - physical events
  - quite often one of the problems that face young survivors of brain injury
  - seen in every age group
  - separation
* is the act of separating a person from others
  - key to the population's distinctiveness
  - main cause of acute depression
  - sum-total of wretchedness to man
  - thus a factor in the process of descent with changes
  - to prevent spread of the organism to other patients
* leads to depression
  - loneliness, frustration, shame, and ignorance
* matter of the materials and techniques used to build the room.
* means of oppression.
* often causes acute psychological stress even where there is no physical abuse
  - increases depression while activity and social support frequently decrease it
* particular problem for the elderly.
* prevents contact between animals within a controlled environment.
* primary cause of depression, and of destructiveness in families.
* problem encountered by some women with disabilities
  - that reflects into all aspects of the resident's life
* refers to a reduction in transmitted vibratory forces or amplitude of motion
  - the spacing between fields of plants from different genetic origin
* significant byproduct of exclusion from the workplace and the economy.
* strong element of coldness.
* type of abuse.
* very important part of the exorcism process.

### isolation:

Anomie
* is isolation
* leaves individuals without sufficient guidelines for behavior.