Assertion: loneliness | /r/HasProperty | subjective
Facets:
value: largely
type: DEGREE
value: to objective isolation
type: OTHER
value: very
type: DEGREE
Source sentences:
text: Loneliness is subjective,” says Louise Hawkley, PhD, a research associate in the psychology department at the University of Chicago.
text: Loneliness is a subjective feeling.
text: Loneliness is therefore a subjective experience; if a person thinks they are lonely, then they are lonely.
text: Aloneness is an entirely subjective feeling.
text: findings on loneliness in later life suggest that loneliness is the subjective counterpart to objective isolation and the flipside of social support (1).
text: The trouble is, loneliness is actually subjective (i.e., different from person to person), so
text: Loneliness is very subjective.
text: Loneliness is a subjective feeling about the gap between a person’s desired levels of social contact and their actual level of social contact.
text: While aloneness is an objective, existential fact of life, loneliness is largely a subjective experience, and one which can derive from the influence of early feelings of abandonment, loss or neglect on how we interpret and experience aloneness in the present.