Couples who pool their money have better relationship satisfaction and break up less often, particularly with lower incomes. APA PyscNet Happiness Share on Facebook Share on Twitter Permalink Comments Comments Useful 2724
Companion dogs who were trained using punishments, such as yelling or leash-jerking, had higher levels of stress than dogs trained using reward-based methods. Biorxiv Truth Theory Happiness Persuasion Share on Facebook Share on Twitter Permalink Comments Comments Useful 1471
Longer hugs of at least five seconds are more pleasant than very short hugs among western college students. ScienceDirect Science Happiness Share on Facebook Share on Twitter Permalink Comments Comments Useful 1474
College students who spent less time alone and more time having meaningful conversations with others had higher life satisfaction and better well-being. NCBI NCBI Happiness Health Share on Facebook Share on Twitter Permalink Comments Comments Useful 1571
People who regularly experience road rage may have higher rates of alcohol and drug misuse, anxiety, depression, and borderline personality disorder. NCBI Happiness Share on Facebook Share on Twitter Permalink Comments Comments Useful 1721
Mindfulness meditation programs can improve anxiety, depression, and pain symptoms, and may work as well as exercise and therapy. JAMA Network Happiness Health Share on Facebook Share on Twitter Permalink Comments Comments Useful 1506
PhD students in Belgium have a greater risk of developing mental health problems than others in higher education, possibly due to low job control, work interfering with family life, and high job demands. ScienceDirect Happiness Health Share on Facebook Share on Twitter Permalink Comments Comments Useful 1372
Two out of three of romantic relationships started as friendships. For younger couples (under 30 years old), five out of six relationships started as friendships. CNN Sage Journals Happiness Share on Facebook Share on Twitter Permalink Comments Comments Useful 1427
People who provided experiences to customers, rather than goods, felt like they had a more positive impact, which was related to finding their job more meaningful and feeling greater job-related happiness. ScienceDirect Happiness Share on Facebook Share on Twitter Permalink Comments Comments Useful 1393
During the COVID-19 pandemic, Canadian adults reported increases in alcohol use and alcohol-related problems, which were worse for people with depressive symptoms, low social connectedness, income loss, or children aged 18 or younger living at home. Wiley Online Library Happiness Health Share on Facebook Share on Twitter Permalink Comments Comments Useful 1435