Our wellbeing in adulthood could be shaped by our friendships as teens | Study found that the promotion of future well-being, general social acceptance was most important for teenagers aged 13-14, while 17-18-year-olds needed a close circle of friends.
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Our wellbeing in adulthood could be shaped by our friendships as teens
Our wellbeing in adulthood could be shaped by our friendships as teens
Our life satisfaction in adulthood could be influenced by our relationships as teens, according to international rese
Our life satisfaction in adulthood could be influenced by our relationships as teens, according to international rese
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People who adopt “approach goals” (focused on fun or meaningful experiences, bonding and intimacy) have more caring and satisfying romantic relationships. In contrast, “avoidance goals” (focused on preventing conflict or avoiding rejection) were associated with lower satisfaction and responsiveness.
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PsyPost
A simple psychological disposition might have profound impacts on your love life — here’s how
Could the way we see the world influence the quality of our closest relationships? A new study explores how our fundamental beliefs about the world may shape the dynamics and satisfaction in romantic partnerships.
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Negative social relationships are linked to faster biological aging. Each negative social tie was associated with a 1.5 percent faster pace of epigenetic aging in a nationally representative study.
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PNAS
Negative social ties as emerging risk factors for accelerated aging, inflammation, and multimorbidity
Negative social ties, or “hasslers,” are pervasive yet understudied components of social networks that may accelerate biological aging and morbidit...
Supportive relationships are linked to positive personality changes. They also showed slight increases in agreeableness, conscientiousness, and openness to experience.
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Supportive relationships are linked to positive personality changes
A new longitudinal study of university students found that having non-controlling, supportive relationships is associated with slight increases in well-being, agreeableness, conscientiousness, and openness to experience over the course of an academic year.
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