Gratitude Really is Good for You. Here’s What the Science Shows.

@RLuisAbreu @DrSebastianBarr Stayed up late for the finale so I could be in the conversation!

RT @RLuisAbreu: Honored to have received the William R. Jones Outstanding Mentor Award: McKnight Doctoral Fellows Program! Huge thanks to…

Here is the official published version of our conceptual paper in AROPOB on decent and meaningful work. Super excited about this paper and grateful for David @BlusteinDavid and Evgenia's @evgeniaIysova leadership on the project.

Air travel exemplifies a major problem with the American social contract: Parents are expected to keep their kids from bothering anyone in public, which is both impossible and bad for kids, @stephmurrayyyy writes.

Why Parents Feel Like ‘Butter That Has Been Scraped Over Too Much Bread’

RT @melysebrewster: via @NYTOpinion

"Last week, I asked readers to tell me what people don’t get about their job," writes @DKThomp. "No category of workers wrote back more than teachers and professors."

Go Ahead, Ask for Help. People Are Happy to Give It.

How much of your life should you devote to work? In this wobbly economic moment, @DKThomp shares five pieces of career advice, shaped by economics, psychology, and a little bit of existential math:

RT @peggyjliu: Excited to share new research forthcoming at JPSP @APA_Journals and summarized in today’s @nytimes article.

“Friendship doesn’t always have to be about presence; it can also be about love that can weather absence.” After 100 interviews and more than three years, “The Friendship Files” is ending. @julieebeck reflects on what the series has taught her:

Why Strangers Are Good for Us

@lisascottbcd Yes

The Therapist Remaking Our Love Lives on TV via @NewYorker

The Rich Are Not Who We Think They Are. And Happiness Is Not What We Think It Is, Either.

RT @NKingofDC: For some, life is becoming like a muted Zoom session. You’re there, but you’re not actually there.

RT @KhoaVuUmn: Me every 15-minute conference presentation