The relationships between social network size, loneliness and personality in individuals living with a neurological condition: an exploratory study

A larger SNS was associated with decreased neuroticism and loneliness, and may be mediated by extraversion. Knowledge of this can help with the creation of targeted social interventions for individuals with neurological conditions.

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Brain Impairment
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2026-02-15
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https://doi.org/10.1071/ib24089
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Health disparities and outcomes
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Abstract

A larger SNS was associated with decreased neuroticism and loneliness, and may be mediated by extraversion. Knowledge of this can help with the creation of targeted social interventions for individuals with neurological conditions.

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