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Happiness Research News Digest for March 18, 2010

Posted by: newsbot | Mar-18-2010 | File Under: News


Google News (happiness research) items for March 18, 2010:

•A bleak outlook for social science? – EurekAlert (press release)
•My ‘gigantic engine of happiness’ – CNN
•Multiple Generations Under One Roof, Again – Kevin Sites in the Hot Zone
•Can Small Lifestyle Changes Lead to Huge CO2 Cuts? – TIME
•Health, wealth and happiness: Week 16 – Marketing Week
•Happy-go-Lucky Happy Go Lucky – Psychology Today (blog)

  1. ravi Said,

    The CNN Interview with Gretchin Rubin is interesting. The search for happiness is an often personal journey and it’s interesting to follow hers, though I would guard against thinking that what works for her would work for anyone. For example, this likely isn’t true for manypeople, but true for many others….

    CNN: On your blog, you say you reject a happiness idea of a certain writer [Eric Hoffer]. You quote him as saying that the search for happiness is one of the chief sources of unhappiness. Why do you reject that?
    Rubin: Because I don’t think it’s true. The minute I asked myself if I was happy, I became happier, because I realized how happy I was.

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