A new study of nearly 8,000 adults suggests that when it comes to our health, avoiding conflict may matter less than having a partner who truly supports us.
A new study of nearly 8,000 adults suggests that when it comes to our health, avoiding conflict may matter less than having a partner who truly supports us.
Connecting with others can help us cope with feelings of loneliness—but so can solitude, hobbies, distraction, and a wide range of other self-initiated strategies.
Connecting with others can help us cope with feelings of loneliness—but so can solitude, hobbies, distraction, and a wide range of other self-initiated strategies.
We’re wired to move together—not alone. New research shows exercising in sync—from yoga classes to team sports—boosts mood, builds resilience, and deepens our sense of belonging.
We’re wired to move together—not alone. New research shows exercising in sync—from yoga classes to team sports—boosts mood, builds resilience, and deepens our sense of belonging.
We’re all holding onto something we’re sure we can’t give up on, but research shows that letting go can boost our happiness a lot more than we might think.
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