The happiest subjects spent 70 percent more time talking than the unhappiest sub jects, which suggests that “the mere time a person spends in the presence of others is a good predictor of the person’s level of happi ness,” says co-author Matthias Mehl, a psy chologist at Arizona. The happiest subjects also participated in a third as much small talk and had twice as many in-depth conversations as the most unhappy participants.Hopefully this blog helps with this.
Saturday, July 17, 2010
Benefit of Real Conversations
The research says you should skip the small talk:
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I'm speechless!
ReplyDeleteNo! This post was supposed to inspire you to speak more, ha ha.
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