Happiness

A new study from Washington State University highlights the mental health benefits of travel as people emerge from COVID-19 isolation.

A study by Johns Hopkins Medicine has found that psilocybin, a compound in magic mushrooms, can significantly alleviate symptoms of depression.

A recent survey conducted by the U.S.

A recent survey by the charity SPANA revealed that nearly 20% of British workers dislike their bosses, with 40% feeling their supervisor is ineffective and a third believing they could perform better.

A recent study by researchers at the University of Illinois at Chicago highlights a significant increase in clinical depression symptoms among teens, which are often dismissed as typical teenage angst, thus hindering access to proper help.

A study conducted by researchers at the University of Warwick analyzed nearly 5,000 words to determine which are perceived as funniest by over 800 participants aged 18 to 78.

A study from Washington University in St.

Researchers at Duke University found that individuals who excel at saving money often do so not through willpower or complex analysis, but by quickly focusing solely on the potential larger rewards rather than being distracted by time constraints or smaller immediate gains.

A new study published in Psychological Science reveals that the 'afterglow' of sex—defined as elevated sexual satisfaction lasting up to two days post-intercourse—plays a significant role in strengthening long-term relationship satisfaction.

A recent survey of 2,000 American adults by OnePoll, commissioned by True Lemon, highlights the positive impact of hydration on happiness.

The article discusses the inherent self-centeredness of human beings, which limits our ability to understand and empathize with others.

A recent survey of 2,000 Americans reveals that staying hydrated is linked to greater happiness and success.

A new study from the University of South Australia finds that a happy childhood does not ensure freedom from mental illness later in life.

A recent poll of 5,000 Americans found that residents of Idaho and Maine are the most diligent cleaners, averaging 59 minutes per session, while New Yorkers are the most efficient, cleaning in about 45 minutes.

A comprehensive international study by Arizona State University, involving over 7,000 participants from 27 countries, reveals that kin care and mate retention are prioritized over mate attraction in people's motivations, challenging the long-standing focus of evolutionary psychology on sexual behaviors.

A study conducted by researchers at the University of Arkansas suggests that a specific gene variation, known as the CD38 CC variation, may significantly influence relationship satisfaction in newlywed couples.

A new study by researchers from Baylor University and Campbell University finds that seeking purpose or fulfillment through smartphones and social media can lead to increased feelings of despair and loneliness.

Researchers in Switzerland propose a new concept of 'human functioning' to redefine well-being beyond traditional health metrics, highlighting the importance of social interactions, routine, and quality of life in addition to biological health.

Success is subjective and can be defined by various factors such as wealth, health, relationships, and personal goals.

A study conducted by researchers at the Vancouver School of Economics reveals that married individuals, particularly those who consider their spouses their best friends, experience higher life satisfaction and contentment than singles.

Research from the University of Arizona challenges the belief among many gun owners that firearm ownership contributes to greater happiness and better sleep.

A recent survey of 2,000 American men reveals that facial hair significantly boosts their confidence, with 75% feeling more self-assured when sporting some beard.

A study from the University of Kansas reveals that the added sugars commonly found in holiday treats can exacerbate feelings of depression by inducing inflammatory processes and disrupting sleep patterns due to reduced sunlight in winter.

Simon Boas, who openly shared his experience with terminal cancer, passed away at 47 but expressed a sense of happiness despite his condition, highlighting the paradox of joy at life's end.

A recent survey of 2,000 Americans reveals significant anxiety about returning to pre-pandemic normalcy, with 75% fearing life will never be the same.

A recent survey of 2,000 Americans reveals that the 'perfect gift' for the holidays is primarily valued for its element of surprise, with 79% agreeing that unexpected gifts enhance the joy of giving.

A study by researchers at VU University Amsterdam finds that individuals with low self-esteem often project their struggles onto their relationships, feeling unsupported and regretting sacrifices made for their partner due to a lack of validation.

A new study from Flinders University explores the benefits of mindfulness as people age, finding that older individuals exhibit mindfulness characteristics, such as present-moment awareness and non-judgement, more frequently than younger individuals.

A study by the Research Triangle Institute reveals that hate crimes against LGBTQ individuals have remained constant over the past two decades, despite a perception of increasing societal tolerance.

A study from UC Berkeley suggests that accepting negative emotions without judgment can significantly enhance mental health.

Research from Anglia Ruskin University suggests that exercising in a group can significantly enhance individuals' likelihood of maintaining a regular workout routine compared to exercising alone.

A study by researchers at Columbia University and CUNY found that depression rates in the U.S., particularly among young people, have significantly increased from 2005 to 2015.

A study by researchers at Kingston University suggests that having a pet can assist individuals in managing stress, particularly during the COVID-19 pandemic.

A study from The Ohio State University has found that marital conflicts can lead to health issues by causing bacteria to enter the bloodstream, resulting in inflammation and potential diseases.

Researchers at the University of Vermont have developed a wearable device that can quickly and accurately screen children for anxiety and depression, addressing the growing prevalence of these internalizing disorders among young children.

A study from Ohio State University found that college students posting about depression on Facebook rarely receive guidance from their online friends to seek help.

A recent survey by Homes.com revealed that the average American's dream home is a modest single-family house featuring four bedrooms, three bathrooms, and modern amenities, rather than extravagant mansions.

A new study from the University of Central Florida reveals that giving praise to bosses can significantly improve their morale and energy, leading to increased positivity and productivity in the workplace.

The political landscape in America is undergoing a shift influenced by levels of happiness among voters, particularly as the 2024 election approaches.

A recent survey by OnePoll reveals that the carefree attitude often associated with youth tends to diminish by age 34, as many mid-aged adults in the UK report a decreased appetite for risky activities due to family, career, and self-preservation concerns.