watch TV and lonely

A number of studies recently reaffirm the relationship between solitude and how long someone spent in front of the television. In one study found that study participants who feel sad due to social rejection, the spirit can be again when prompted to write television and their favorite characters.

The findings support the hypothetical technology that provides a sense of social involvement when social relationships are not actually there. "Normally rejection severe impact because we are social species. However, see the television favorites, we do not feel sad anymore," said Gabriel shira, psychologists from the University of Buffalo, New York, USA.

In one of the four studies, Gabriel finds the subject of research shifts attention to television favorites for the lonely. As in the other three studies, Gabriel and the team found that they often think of your favorite television programs can be protected from inferiority complex.