The Findings Of Happiness Research - Deepstash

The Findings Of Happiness Research

  • People in good romantic relationships are happier than loners.
  • Healthy people are happier than those who are sick.
  • Religious people are happier than atheists.
  • Rich people are happier than the poor.
  • A new house, a new car, or even a new spouse only provides temporary happiness.
  • People are extremely poor in predicting what will make them happy or unhappy.
  • Many events like winning or losing a contest, exam, or promotion have the opposite impact on the individual.
  • Most good or bad experiences subside within three months or less.
  • Most people are resilient and have a natural tendency to bounce back after a setback.

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