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by lutusp
3351 days ago
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> But the evidence supports the idea that social isolation induces measurable changes in behavior and neural activity. The experiment showed a change in behavior resulting from a change in environment. There's no cause proposed that rises above opinion and conjecture. To be able to say why the change took place, we would need a falsifiable theory that offers an explanation, not just a description, which is all this study provides. Further reading: http://calteches.library.caltech.edu/51/2/CargoCult.htm |
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