Monitor on Psychology
Cancer survival not linked to a positive attitude, study finds
(January 2008)
Is our happiness set in stone?
(December 2007)
False assumptions
(December 2007)
Making an effort to impress enhances mood
(September 2007)
Good moods make some superstition-prone
(July/August 2007)
Fussy babies decrease marital satisfaction among first-time parents
(May 2007)
Detoxing the built environment
(April 2007)
America: A toxic lifestyle?
(April 2007)
Socially isolated and sick
(November 2006)
A key to happiness
(October 2006)
Restaurants serve social sustenance
(October 2006)
Optimists have longer, more satisfying relationships
(September 2006)
Social relationships matter in job satisfaction
(April 2007)
Why we give
(December 2006)
BPD tied to enhanced emotion recognition
(December 2006)
Emotional expressions are spontaneous and universal, suggests Olympics study
(November 2006)
Putting problems into words eases emotional distress
(October 2006)
Status-seekers may have higher testosterone levels
(July/August 2006)
The formula for funny
(June 2006)
In certain circumstances, money can buy happiness
(May 2006) Extraversion, agreeableness linked to happiness in orangutans
(April 2006)
Pride deserves more credit as a basic human emotion
(March 2006)
People in poor health are happier than others think
(April 2005)
Social exclusion reduces people's willingness to self-regulate
(April 2005)
Happiness in men usually drops after age 65
(March 2005)
Lack of social support disturbs working women's sleep
(February 2005)
Mystery gifts kindle the most happiness
(February 2005)
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