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Psychology study finds spill-over effects of nature visits on daily happiness  PsyPost Nature and outdoors can help boost your health – here’s how  BBC New study looks at how exploring outdoors influences well-being  WCAX Scientists discover surprising health impact of simple walk in park: ‘More efficient and stronger’  The Cool Down Napa County Master Gardeners: The benefits of spending time in nature  The Napa Valley …

Aging well isn’t about how many candles are on your birthday cake. It’s about how you feel, how you think, and how you show up every day. Sure, genetics play a role. But psychology tells us that much of how we age comes down to our mindset, habits, and daily choices. So how do you know if you’re actually aging …

When you don’t have a romantic partner to come home to, you start engineering your own safety net. And no, that doesn’t mean “being tougher” or pretending you don’t need anyone. It means building habits that make you emotionally steady, day in and day out—habits that psychology consistently links to resilience, wellbeing, and long-term mental health. Below are seven evidence-backed …

Material success can be measured in a multitude of ways: cars, luxury items, and followers. But behavioral finance expert Morgan Housel has an unusual exercise to do so: a reverse obituary.  “It’s a little bit morbid, but it’s to write what you want your obituary to say, and then try to live your life up to that,” Housel tells Fortune …

What we’ve learned about the psychology of narcissism over the past 30 years  PsyPost Source link

The abuse hurled at Europe’s golfers in the Ryder Cup elicited gasps and dismay on both sides of the Atlantic. The crowd at the Bethpage Black course in New York graduated from boos and heckles to homophobic slurs and insults aimed at players’ wives. The first-tee master of ceremonies set the tone by leading a chant of “fuck you, Rory!”, …

Your perception of loudness bends to what you know, according to fascinating new psychology research  PsyPost Source link

Being organised, active and helpful could not just make you a better person, it may even help you live longer. On the other hand, being frequently stressed, anxious or moody could be linked to a shorter lifespan. Researchers said their findings, published in the Journal of Psychosomatic Research, could help doctors develop tools for predicting health risks based not only …

Psychology researchers identify a “burnout to extremism” pipeline  PsyPost Source link

Psychology researchers identify a “burnout to extremism” pipeline  PsyPost Source link