MOOD
Current typical moods
Feeling close (vs remote)
Feeling lonely (vs not)
Related subjects
List of Findings on this Subject
Correlate as named by investigatorPeople investigatedFinding
Loneliness
15-64 aged, general public, Finland, 1972
Loneliness
15-64 aged, general public, Denmark, 1972
Loneliness
15-64 aged, general public, Norway, 1972
Loneliness
Nuns, Catholic congregations, USA, 1969
Felt lonely
18+ aged, general public, Dunedin, New Zealand, 198?
Lonely or remote
20+ aged, general public, Puerto Rico, 1963-1964
Lonely
65+ aged, retired whites, Edmonton, Canada, 1976
Being neglected or forgotten
18+ aged, general public, former province Kuopio, Finland, 1991-1996
loneliness
18-88 aged, general public, Denmark, 1993
loneliness
31-33 aged, Denmark 1993, born in University Hospital in Copenhagen
Lonliness
18-64 aged adult twin pairs, Finland, 1975
Lonely
University students, USA, followed 28 days, 199?
Feeling lonely
Adolescents, 29 nations, 2001
Frequency of loneliness
65+aged, Britain, 2000-2001
Increase in loneliness
65+aged, Britain, 2000-2001
Being lonely
18-85 aged, general public, 2 districts in city Kyiv, Ukraine, 2007
Immigrants Loneliness
+18 aged Afghan immigrants, The Netherlands, 2016
feels lonely
60+ aged, general public, regions, Zimbabwe, 1994-1995
Loneliness
Homeless, Madrid, Spain, 201?
Social loneliness
15-44 aged, internet users, The Netherlands, 2012-2013
Feeling lonely
20+ aged general pubic, Israel, 2003-2012
not feeling lonely
Nursing home residents, Netherlands, 2017
Feeling not isolated from others
15+ aged, general public, New Zealand, 2008 - 2012
Self-perceived loneliness
18+ aged, general public, The Netherlands, 1988
Loneliness
15-64 aged, general public, Sweden, 1972
Loneliness
18+ aged, general public, EU 10, 1981