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Single and happy
According to a study in Applied Research Quality of Life, single people tend to be happier than the married ones, as they are more socially active.
Therefore, it is these very social interactions that contribute to single people’s increasing happiness, as they spend more time with their social circles.
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Social capital and happiness
The so-called ‘social capital’ is perceived by the singles as a substitute for the affection that a life partner is to provide.
More than that, for individuals who have recently gone through a divorce or the loss of love of any kind, social interactions seem to have particular importance, ...
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Friends and your happiness
All in all, making sure that you keep your circle close to you, especially when you are single, can make a significant difference in your quality of life, as you are going to feel happier whenever you are surrounded by your friends, relatives and so on.
So stay positive: being in a couple ...
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Busy people tend to be happier than the ones with no work.
Not seeking social support
Social support mean having friends and loved ones that you can turn to for support. Research has found that perceived social support plays an important role in subjective well-being.
For example, one study found that perceptions of social support were responsible for 43% of a perso...
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