ShodhPatra: International Journal of Science and Humanities

Effect of Anxiety, Socio-Economic Status and Sex on Loneliness

This study explores how anxiety, loneliness and socio-economic status come together to effect the persons loneliness. The findings of the study reflect that Socio-economic status and anxiety act as separate challenges but often overlap, increasing each other’s impact. When these feelings intensify, they can disturb emotional balance and create a confused or negative sense of self. The study also identifies that Socio-economic status as an important factor that influences opportunities, access to education, social support, and exposure to long-term stress. People from lower socio-economic backgrounds are more likely to face loneliness and anxiety, which further affects how their identity develops. Overall, the research explains how emotional well-being and social conditions work together to shape a person’s loneliness and identity over time. The conclusion of the present study offer useful guidance for mental health professionals, educators, and policymakers who aim to support healthier identity development and stronger social support systems. The results and findings of the study reflect that Difference in loneliness of the subjects of three different anxiety levels is significant.