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Is there a strong correlation between a person with nhilistic and misanthropic views and his/her failure to integrate into society?

Do these views come to be as a coping mechanism for their failure to successfully integrate into the social heirarchy? From finding a partner to a reasonable job to having close friends etc..
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I don't know about nihilism, but being misanthropic almost by definition *is* the failure to integrate into society and have positive successful relationships. 

I mostly study positive psychology and there is plenty of evidence to show that kindness, compassion, and other prosocial actions and emotions increase relationship satisfaction and feelings of interconnectedness. 

To the extent that nihilism co-arises with depression and anxiety (something you didn't mention, but just in case), there was a great review paper by Dr. Sonja Lyubomirsky and colleagues that showed that happiness causes positive relationships and relationship satisfaction (Dr. Seligman also wrote in his book "Flourish" something like "we scientists have found that performing an act of kindness is the single best method for momentarily increasing well-being"). Another point that might address this question is that people who feel like their lives are meaningful (subjectively) are happier. 

There's also a lot of information on how to feel like one's life is more meaningful and information on how to like people more, if you're interested in method.