Prolonged stays in isolated and cramped environments have a major impact on the dynamics of a group.
Isolation leads to more mistrust, according to a Bern study
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Prolonged stays in isolated and cramped environments have a major impact on the dynamics of a group. Extreme living conditions increase loneliness, mistrust and conflict, according to an international study led by the University of Bern.
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