Human Friendships Are Declining Compared to the Past | Harvard Business Review Research Explained
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Загружено: 2026-01-17
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Recent research and analysis highlighted by Harvard Business Review (HBR) suggest that human friendships are gradually decreasing compared to past decades. Studies indicate that people today have fewer close friends, spend less face-to-face time, and experience weaker social bonds than earlier generations.
According to HBR-referenced research:
Work pressure, long hours, and job mobility reduce time for friendships
Digital communication is replacing deep, personal connections
Urban lifestyles and individualism increase social isolation
Younger generations report fewer “close friends” than in the past
Experts warn that declining friendships can impact mental health, workplace collaboration, happiness, and overall well-being. HBR emphasizes that strong friendships are not just personal assets but also critical for productivity, leadership, and emotional resilience.
This video explains:
What HBR research says about friendship decline
How modern life is changing human relationships
Why friendships matter more than ever
What individuals and societies can do to rebuild social bonds
📌 Friendship is not disappearing—but it is changing.
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