Three Things That Influence Our Character
For educators teaching character, it helps to understand the way it is shaped by our personal experiences, environments, and relationships.
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Can Little Steps Lead to Big Joy?
Our free, one-week, online Big Joy program seems to help people feel happier, improve their relationships, and sleep better.
How to Find Fulfillment in Retirement
Rich and varied leisure activities are important for having fun later in life. So try something new!
Ghosting Someone May Hurt You as Much as It Hurts Them
A new study finds that people who cut off communication with someone without an explanation may suffer depressive symptoms afterward.
Should Doctors Prescribe Activities for Mental Well-Being?
We can help children waiting for mental health treatment with "social prescribing," where doctors recommend activities for well-being.
Four Ways to Create High-Quality Connections at Work
Research reveals what makes work relationships strong and healthy—and the small actions you can take to deepen them.
Other People May Not Be the Solution to Loneliness
A new study finds that people feeling very lonely are not necessarily comforted by company.
What Does a Human-Robot Relationship Look Like?
When people encounter social robots, they tend to treat them as both machine and character, explains a new paper.