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Many individuals drink alcohol better than others because they own a special gene, US scientists claim.
With a divorce rate of about 50% and many people getting married more than once, we sometimes feel that people can't find a lasting relationship for themselves.
Individuals with conservative views often feel happier than radicals, because they always find a reasonable explanation for social inequalities.
People who are dissatisfied with life tend to spend a lot of free time sitting in front of a television screen, while very happy people like to read books and participat…
Have you experienced a turbulent childhood with very few happy memories? According to British scientists, that may be good for your cognitive ability.
With a brain imaging machine, researchers have captured the fluctuating images of neurons in the brain when one is happy on another's pain, emotional signs of factional…
According to a mathematical formula given by a famous English expert, today (June 20) is the happiest day of the year.
A person who owns a luxury car is not necessarily happy. In contrast, another person only has a car car but always loves it, he will be happier.
People often think that we will be happy when we spend more money on ourselves. At least, that's what people often think in modern capitalist society.
Recently, Dr. Andrew Steptoe of the University of London conducted a survey of nearly 3,000 healthy British people and found that people with good moods had lower cortis…
Men can be dreadful at work, but when they get home, they should be afraid of their wives. Scientists say that at home, women are the ones responsible for driving the fa…
The key to a happy relationship is to accept that the times of suffering are inevitable. Therefore, instead of looking for a perfect relationship, people should know to…
Michael Steger, a psychologist at Louisville State University in Kentucky, USA, always wonders, what makes people happy - looking for fun or good work?
A new study explains why some people feel dissatisfied despite having a prosperous life, while others are optimistic even in bad circumstances.
Temperament changes affect how each person records external information. Canadian researchers have confirmed that people with good moods will have good creativity but re…