Israel is 8th happiest nation, first in social connections
Despite a slight fall in the overall rankings since last year, Israel rank #1 in social support.
Despite a slight fall in the overall rankings since last year, Israel rank #1 in social support.
Pursuing happiness and positivity isn’t a selfish pursuit, in fact it’s a gift to everyone around you, according to one expert.
You might think happiness is something fleeting that you can’t control, but if you want to be consistently happy in life, you must work at it.
Happy Things, based on positive psychology research, encourages users to take simple, everyday action to increase happiness in an attainable way.
The World Happiness Report places Israel as the second happiest country among those under 30 years old.
It’s been associated with an increased risk of heart attack, and a rise in fatal car accidents – should we really be changing the clocks? A biology expert weighs in on the pros and cons.
Global research collaboration shows that facial expressions influence our emotional experience.
An interview with Israeli Yuval Kutz, co-founder and president of the Happiness Studies Academy
From practical apps like Happy Things, to scientific measures of happiness, to public policy priorities, there’s a new focus on feeling good.
International celebration of Good Deeds Day will see millions of people take a moment to benefit others across an array of fields.
The newest UN World Happiness Report puts Israel in ninth place, its highest ranking in the report’s 10 years.
Analysis of 32-year study of 10,000 Israeli men finds dissatisfaction in marriage is a predictor of stroke and premature death as much as smoking.
Should the elderly stay home during the Covid crisis, how do we know if they are depressed, what can we do to raise their spirits? We asked four Israeli experts for their advice.
Israeli researchers find that interacting with a seal-like furry robot makes people feel better but surprisingly lowers oxytocin levels.
Forget the awful news that dominates most media; 2019 was a fabulous year for many reasons. We look back on some of the best.