The Status That Matters Most For Your Happiness Is Not On Your Payslip (M)
Why the ‘local-ladder effect’ is so important for happiness.
Why the ‘local-ladder effect’ is so important for happiness.
Hugging provides thermal cues that travel from skin to brain, enhancing how we experience our own bodies.
Letting go, starting again and staying flexible are all key to achieving long-term aims.
The creativity activities that rewire vulnerable brain regions, creating a shield against cognitive decline.
The research looked at the difference between when positive emotions are experienced alone compared with together.
Across thousands of interactions — video, text, and face-to-face — one pattern emerged: we overestimate the intensity of other people’s emotions.
Names have a subtle impact on how we are perceived.
Professional Santas reveal the hidden psychology of fitting — or not fitting — into a role you deeply value.
A costume changes the moral climate of a subway car.
A quick psychological practice that improves well-being, self-perception, self-worth and social well-being.
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