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We Are Better Together Than in Isolation
The "marshmallow test" is a classic research project that illustrates our lack of self-control and delayed gratification. For the study, the ...
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Capturing Happiness in a Bottle
New York City feature writer Holly Millea, in a recent article for the popular fashion and culture magazine Elle, compares her own life and career with ...
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17th Century Villagers Sacrificed Their Lives to Save Others
The need for quarantine today to contain the spread of the coronavirus has reminded historians of a certain small village named Eyam in 17th Century England. ...
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The Raw Truth of Loneliness
Writing for OMagazine, psychologist Shira Nayman gives a poignant overview:
Loneliness is perhaps the greatest of human aches. It thwarts our fundamental ...
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The 53 People That Matter Most
Belichick & Saban: The Art of Coaching, is a documentary that offers an exclusive look at their annual coaching retreat, where Bill Belichick and ...
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Want to Feel Happier? Talk to Strangers
A recent article (2019) from NPR asks, “Do you want to feel happier today?” Based on current scientific studies, here’s one way to boost ...
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The Lonely Despair of American Males
The last twenty years has seen a dramatic increase in the suicides of white, middle-aged men in the western half of the United States, primarily in rural ...
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Top Regret of The Terminally Ill
In her book, author Susan S. Phillips writes about the importance of maintaining friendship, especially in old age:
Australian palliative care nurse Bronnie ...
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Loneliness Surging Among Millennials
According to internet market research firm YouGov, “the social media generation is the one that feels the most alone.” Their latest report ...
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The Average American Baby Watches Nearly 3 Hours of TV Daily
Children are spending more time than ever in front of a screen, and it doesn't necessarily bode well for their futures. In 1997, babies and toddlers ...
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