Individuals who perceive their loneliness as resulting from transitory, potentially controllable causes are more likely to remain lonely for long periods of time.

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Individuals who perceive their loneliness as resulting from transitory, potentially controllable causes are more likely to seek solutions and make changes to reduce their loneliness, compared to those who view their loneliness as permanent and uncontrollable.

Individuals Who Perceive Their Loneliness as Resulting from Transitory, Potentially