by Robert Preidt | Apr 30, 2014 | Articles
A British study has shown that kids with a single parent are just as happy as kids with two parents. Children’s reports of being happy at home does not have much to do with whether they live with one parent, two parents, or step parents. The defining... by Todd Patkin | May 12, 2013 | Articles
In case you haven’t checked your calendar recently, Mother’s Day is today: Sunday, May 12th. What are your plans? Are you sending flowers or a card, chatting with your mom on the phone, or congratulating yourself on doing your duty as a child? Assuming you live close... by Lisa Pluth | Oct 4, 2012 | Articles
Both Harvard and USC offer courses on the Science of Happiness. What is it that these stellar schools know that the rest of us need to learn? Happiness is not only important, it can be taught and nurtured just like math, reading or English. We all are aware that our... by Pat Wyman | Apr 21, 2012 | Articles
Start feeling better and improve your health by focusing on the things that bring you happiness. Scientific evidence suggests that positive emotions can help improve your health and make life longer. But fleeting positive emotions aren’t enough. Lowering your stress... by Stephanie Pappas | Jan 4, 2012 | Articles
A lengthy job search promotes worry, stress and anger, but a bad job is worse for your health and happiness than no job at all. Those findings are on the Gallup polling agency’s list of most compelling findings about health and happiness in 2011. The agency...
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