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10 Things Science Says Will Make You Happy
In the last few years, psychologists and researchers have been digging up hard data on a question previously left to philosophers: What makes us happy? Researchers like the father-son team Ed Diener and Robert Biswas-Diener, Stanford psychologist Sonja Lyubomirsky, and ethicist Stephen Post have studied people all over the world to find out how things like money, attitude, culture, memory, health, altruism, and our day-to-day habits affect our well-being. The emerging field of positive psychology is bursting with new findings that suggest your actions can have a significant effect on your happiness and satisfaction with life. Here are 10 scientifically proven strategies to be happy.
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Positive Self-Talk
Self-talk colors our thinking, and can affect our reactions to people, events and life in general. It can also affect how we see ourselves, how stressed we are and how we deal with problems.
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The Keys to Your Heart
Just a fun post. One of those quiz things. I have a new name for them: “pocket psychology”. You take the quiz for five minutes, and voila, they give you back your psychological profile in a flash. Well, you’re supposed to take everything tongue-in-cheek.
But having said that, I still felt good after reading the profile this particular quiz gave me.
The Keys to Your Heart
You are attracted to those who are unbridled, untrammeled, and free.
In love, you feel the most alive when things are straight-forward, and you’re told that you’re loved.
You’d like your lover …
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What Kind of Leading Man Are You?
Got this from Andi . Her blog’s an interesting read. I just love the way she tries to explain so, uhm, OC-ly (haha! new word Andi!) her adventures (and mis-adventures). Her life, in her blog, is dissected and masticated and squeezed as in an almost empty tube of toothpaste. When you read her blog, you realize that life can indeed be pickled and placed in a bottle; and you can come back to it later on, to eat and re-eat.
Your Score: Cary Grant
You scored 16% Tough, …
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