Long-Term Unemployment Causes Disengagement and Apathy

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A study reveals that extended periods of unemployment often result in individuals feeling disengaged and apathetic, rather than motivating them to regain control of their lives.
Long-Term Unemployment Causes Disengagement and Apathy
A What happened
A study reveals that extended periods of unemployment often result in individuals feeling disengaged and apathetic, rather than motivating them to regain control of their lives.

Key insights

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    Psychological Impact of Unemployment

    Unemployment not only affects financial stability but also has profound psychological effects. The study highlights how long-term joblessness can lead to a sense of helplessness and reduced motivation to seek employment actively.

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    Societal Implications

    The findings suggest that society may need to rethink how it supports unemployed individuals, focusing on mental health and engagement strategies to prevent apathy and disengagement.

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