In China, more and more elderly people are living alone in the countryside. This is a big deal because the country is getting older fast. One way these seniors are finding joy is through short video apps like Douyin. Researchers wanted to see how these apps affect their happiness and well-being. Th
Religion is a big part of life for many people. It can shape how they see the world and how they feel about themselves. One key belief is that God has a plan for everyone. This idea, known as divine control, has been linked to better mental health and overall well-being. But why does this belief mak
The digital world is here. It is no longer a question of if you will use it, but how well you can use it. This is especially true for those who are past their youth. Being comfortable with technology can greatly affect how well someone can connect with others and enjoy life. The digital age
Religion and spirituality are often key players in helping immigrants bounce back from tough times. But many studies focus on how immigrants connect with religious groups in their new homes. They often miss out on how the religious beliefs and practices from their home countries shape their experien
Gifted teens often face unique challenges, and one of the most pressing issues today is cyber victimization. This problem is not just about being bullied online; it's about how it affects their overall happiness and well-being. To understand this better, let's dive into how self-esteem and social su
Older adults are increasingly using social media. This is a big change from how they used to connect with others. Social media has become a key part of their lives. It's not just about staying in touch with family and friends. It's also about feeling connected and supported. This support can co
Across Europe, there's a group of people quietly shouldering a massive responsibility. These are the caregivers, who provide daily support to those in need - often a family member or friend. But unlike professional carers, they don't get paid for their efforts. Their work
Ever wondered what makes us happy as we grow older? Researchers in Ma'anshan decided to find out. They tracked people's happiness levels over time and looked for patterns. They call this "subjective well-being trajectories. " The study used a method called Group-Based Trajectory Modeling to see how
