The Emotions That Are Magnified By Money (M)
The widespread effect of money on our emotional well-being.
The widespread effect of money on our emotional well-being.
The emotion protected people from problem gambling.
This way of responding to upsetting emotions improves people’s mood.
Practice feeling this emotion for more pleasure and better mental health.
The survey reveals the scariest films.
The reason it is so hard to tell how someone is really feeling.
The technique could also help people experiencing depression or anxiety.
People are motivated to watch some films for a sense of nostalgia rather than enjoyment.
The emotion is linked to increased inflammation, which is associated with many chronic health conditions.
In one study 300 employees of a US company were shown videos of excited, calm or neutral job applicants.
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