Happiness
-
Money Does Lead to Happiness ... SometimesTurns out, optimism may partly explain why a boost in income increases well-being for some.
By Jeanna Bryner Published
-
Happy Teens Earn More in AdulthoodHappiness during the teen years and young adulthood is linked with later income, a new study finds.
By Trevor Stokes Published
-
Feeling Down? Spirituality Can Boost Your MoodTurning to a higher power really works, scientists find.
By Stephanie Pappas Published
-
More Money Can Mean Less Happiness for NeuroticsNeurotics' expectations appear to give them a complicated relationship with their incomes.
By Wynne Parry Published
-
Morning People Are Actually Happier Than Night OwlsIt's not just your surly morning demeanor, morning people are happier in general than night owls.
By Jennifer Welsh Published
-
Married People Are Happier
Married people aren’t happier than when they were single, but over time they are happier than those who are not married, a new study finds.
By Live Science Staff Published
-
Frustrated? You're Probably Smiling AnywayAlso in the works: A computer than can tell when you are pissed at it.
By Jennifer Welsh Published
-
Parents Are Happier Than Non-ParentsAre parents happy? New research adds fuel to the fire.
By Jennifer Welsh Published
-
Study Finds a Key to Happiness
Happiness can be fleeting. This study finds a key to ongoing happiness: hang on to good times, and don't compare your experiences to those of others.
By Live Science Staff Published
