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fromPsychology Today
1 week ago

Better Together: Friendly Companionship Increases Happiness

Humans are social animals, and psychological studies repeatedly show that people are, on average, happier when they engage in a shared activity with another person compared to doing it alone. However, most of these studies focused on only one or a few activities. Thus, it is unclear whether all daily activities are better when conducted with another person or whether there might be specific activities that people enjoy more when being alone than when being with another person.
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fromFortune
2 months ago

How many hours Americans spend on work, sleep, and chores

Americans average 9.04 hours of sleep and increasingly engage in remote work, with notable gender disparities in work and household responsibilities.
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