True happiness isn’t about being happy all the time
Over the past two decades, the positive psychology movement has brightened up psychological research with its science of happiness, human potential and flourishing. It argues that psychologists should not only investigate mental illness but also what makes life worth living.
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What Is Preference Falsification?
People often misrepresent what they really think or believe.
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Is There a Connection Between Being Smart and Being Liked?
A new study investigates the potential link between intelligence and likability.
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Why People in Recovery Should Stop Focusing on "Relapse"
We need to stop talking about relapse as failure.
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How to Start a Conversation the Right Way
Some people just seem to have a knack for making conversation while others struggle to make small talk. Knowing how to start a conversation is a useful social skill.
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The Psychology in Spending and Saving
Staying conscious of a few factors can reduce stress and increase happiness.
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An Overlooked Aspect of What It Means to Love Ourselves
A key to well-being and self-love is accepting ourselves as we are without judgment.
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Low Self-Esteem Needs a New Name
The current one is clunky, archaic and vague.
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6 Secrets to Lead a Joyful Life
Life is much better when it is joyful and merrier.
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Grocery Diaries: How an Avid Baker Who Loves Chocolate Manages Her Prediabetes
“You name it, and I’ll put Greek yogurt on it.”
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