A new study suggests smartphones, if used the right way, can be a great platform to teach people how to reduce loneliness and social isolation. (Konstantin Postumitenko/Dreamstime/TNS)
When it comes to the growing problem of loneliness in America, many have cited one main culprit: smartphones. They interrupt conversation. Constantly distract us. Decrease face-to-face interaction.
But a new study suggests those same phones, if used the right way, can be a great platform to teach people how to reduce loneliness and social isolation.
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