After posting this same statement on facebook, a friend quoted this for me:
"Social isolation is the number one risk factor in developing a schizoform or psychotic disorder. Without mature coping mechanisms, a lack of quality interaction will produce a pathological psyche even within someone with a perfectly 'normal' brain" -So the lack of quality interaction does play a great role in behaviour disorders and can eventually make a normal person psychotic. The DSM IV is full of adjustment disorder classifications, the recovery from these has to do with change of environment. So interaction can make you sick or can make you well depending on who you are interacting with.
---I felt so validated, there are no words. (Actually, that's not true. There are ALWAYS words...but I will refrain from over explaining. LOL)