Owning a Home May Not Make You Happier, Landmark Chinese Survey Suggests
A new analysis of the China Household Finance Survey finds that housing as a residence, not homeownership itself, drives subjective ...
Tag: subjective well-being
Exercise Alone May Not Cure Loneliness in Older Adults, Systematic Review Finds
A systematic review of 24 controlled studies finds that physical activity interventions in older adults show inconsistent effects on loneliness ...
Sleep, Resilience, and Well-Being Predict Happiness in Dialysis Patients
A new study of 186 hemodialysis patients in Türkiye finds that sleep quality, mental well-being, and psychological resilience together explain ...
AI Readiness Linked to Higher Happiness Across Asia-Pacific Economies, Study Finds
A new econometric study of 29 Asia-Pacific economies finds that national AI readiness is positively and significantly linked to citizens' ...
Digital Poverty in Old Age: Missing Devices, Awareness, and Skills Erode Well-Being in China
A new study in BMC Geriatrics finds that three distinct types of digital poverty, material, awareness, and skills, all reduce ...
Where Money Comes From, Not Just How Much, Shapes Happiness in China
A new study of more than 32,000 Chinese survey responses finds that provinces where property income makes up a larger ...
Resilience, Not Just Support, Drives Life Satisfaction for Blind Teacher Trainees in Ethiopia
A new study of 105 teacher trainees with visual impairment in Ethiopia's Amhara Region finds that resilience predicts life satisfaction ...
Gift-Giving Strains Rural China’s Poor, but Digital Finance Softens the Blow
A new study of four waves of the China Household Finance Survey finds that gift-giving burdens lower the happiness of ...
Cats, Parasites and Happiness: New Global Study Links Felines to National Well-Being
A new PLOS One study of 93 countries finds that higher cat density is associated with greater national happiness while ...
The Oxytocin Test: Does Time With Children Really Lift Older Women’s Biology?
A Japanese prospective observational study of 40 older women found no statistically significant change in salivary oxytocin or subjective well-being ...
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Mothers who receive childcare support from maternal grandparents show more parental warmth, finds NTU Singapore study
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University of Seville Breaks 120-Year-Old Mystery, Revises a Key Einstein Concept
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Bee body mass, pathogens and local climate influence heat tolerance
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Researchers record first-ever images and data of a shark experiencing a boat strike
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Groundbreaking Clinical Trial Reveals Lubiprostone Enhances Kidney Function
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