What is Social Connectedness

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Concept often been used to characterize degrees of interpersonal trust, attachment security, social competency, and a sense of belonging, online and in real world. Learn more in: Mobile Phone Use Enhances Social Connectedness

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The experience of feeling connected to others. Positive social connectedness involves interacting with others and the byproduct of such yielding feelings of being valued and cared for at the interpersonal level. Learn more in: Finding Wellness in Faraway Places: An Educator's Journey

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Refers to an individual’s degree of both community participation and social cohesion. This term encompasses structural elements of social capital such as participation in community-based activities ( hobby ), the frequency of getting together with friends ( social interaction ) and cognitive components of social capital such as, the support provided or perceived to be provided by others ( tangible support ) and the perceived sense of the presence and closeness of friends and friendships ( sense of belonging ). Learn more in: Social Connectedness and the Declining Life Satisfaction of Australian Females

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A sense of affiliation with others in a similar community, and a sense of belonging. Learn more in: Mobile Assessment Applications and Training for Professional Examinations: The Case of Project Management Certifications

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Concept often been used to characterize degrees of interpersonal trust, attachment security, social competency, and a sense of belonging, online and in the real world. Learn more in: Machitia: An Educator-Focused Liberation Platform for Education

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Interactions that contribute to a sense of shared identity between individuals. Learn more in: Librarianship Through Every Occasion: Staying Open and Online During a Pandemic

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Concept often been used to characterize degrees of interpersonal trust, attachment security, social competency, and a sense of belonging, online and in real world. Learn more in: Micro to Macro Social Connectedness Through Mobile Phone Engagement