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    FEELING LONELY? TURN UP THE VOLUME!

    Aug 31, 2021 2 minutes

    “Loud noises are not only desired following social exclusion, they are also effective at mitigating the negative psychological effects of social exclusion, such as social pain, feelings of anger, loneliness, and worsened mood,” said lead author Dr Adam Wang from James Cook University. “It seems that preferences for louder volumes may not be

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