According to Botto, one way to develop your soft skills and demonstrate them to potential employers is to practice them in the real world. "We tell our students to find opportunities to step out of ...

In our study, we found that happiness levels did not consistently follow the U-shaped trajectory commonly observed in industrialised societies. In some cases there was a U-shape. But more often we ...

Interestingly, his study suggested that even beyond the $75,000 threshold, additional wealth could still bring incremental increases in happiness—but not to ... expanded to include their spouses ...

Sleeping with a cell phone can make it challenging to doze off and get enough quality snooze time. That deficit may affect your overall health. Not getting enough sleep is associated with a higher ...

Researchers are looking into figuring out why and... Not too hard, not too soft, rotting fruit is just right - for fruit fly maggots Ever bite into a delicious-looking apple, only to be rewarded ...

not-too-soft rotting fruit texture. It's similar to human tongues being able to register both taste and texture. "In the maggot," says Komarov, "what was thought to be an exclusively taste organ ...

not-too-soft rotting fruit texture. It's similar to human tongues being able to register both taste and texture. "In the maggot," says Komarov, "what was thought to be an exclusively taste organ is ...

In this paper, he showed that while people in wealthier countries tend to be happier than those in poorer countries, increases in average income within the same society do not necessarily ... Richard ...

Scholars have long assumed happiness was like a U-shaped curve − which looks a bit like a smile. Richard Baker/In Pictures via Getty Images ...