… , school connectedness, social support), self-esteem, and prosocial behaviors were the
most common protective factors to social isolation. Additional factors such as self-efficacy, …

… There was strong evidence of similarity in relation to play patterns, but in contrast to the
UK sample, number of good friends and selfesteem did not relate to game play. A principal …

… , academic achievement) were added into the model (Model 6), the significant relationship
between social isolation and lower selfesteem scores (p = -1.31, SE = 0.25, p < 0.001) and …

… Finally, despite being significantly, albeit partially, mediated by self‐esteem, social
isolation and friendship alienation continued to have a direct positive association with …

… This study investigated the relationship among sexual dysfunction, loneliness, social
isolation, and self-esteem. In this cross-sectional correlational study, 132 patients undergoing …

… -esteem, self-cognition (perceptions of how others see them), and social isolation. It was …
had significantly lower self-cognition and self-esteem, and greater social isolation than the …

… (TT) would decrease social isolation and improve self-esteem in residents living in a low-…
or worsening in social isolation (mean score 6.2, SD 3.35) or self-esteem (mean score 18.2, …

… of social isolation due to Covid-19, is important to know the relationship between phubbing,
family atmosphere and self-esteem in … relates negatively to teenager’s self-esteem (-.47) and …

… tion: cognitive aspects of social isolation associated with relationships with social members
or … that social isolation occurs due to “inadequate quality and quantity of social relations with …

… effects of social isolation would be a loss of self-esteeiüj Theorists have linked feelings of
self-… Since social isolation of the elderM implies loss of relationships, lack of fulfilling roles ands …