Products can be pals when you're lonely, but it may cost you, study finds

Wednesday, March 29, 2017 - 15:52 in Psychology & Sociology

According to a new study, it appears humanlike products do keep people from seeking out normal human interaction, which is typically how people try to recover from loneliness. However, there are limits to this phenomenon, and the long-term consequences are unclear, the researchers said.

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