Why Loving Moments With Strangers Carry Lasting Benefits
New research finds that connecting with strangers not only boosts your mood—it helps build a kinder, more cooperative society.
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New research finds that connecting with strangers not only boosts your mood—it helps build a kinder, more cooperative society.
Researchers across disciplines have attempted to define, categorize, and measure the elusive experience of love.
One doctor found a way to feel love for his patients. Here are four things he learned.
Small moments of listening, sharing, and being present can make us feel more connected at work.
A new study finds that couples who show more warmth, concern, and affection for each other live longer, healthier lives.
The pandemic has taught us some important lessons about how to take care of ourselves and each other.
Highlights from the last two days of the 2nd World Congress on Positive Psychology.
Positive emotions don’t just make us feel good, explains Barbara Fredrickson. They transform our minds, our bodies, and our ability to bounce back…