Research with Dr. Kushlev & Adam Epstein-Shuman featured in the Monday Memo! Read here.
Money does not always buy happiness, but are richer people less happy in their daily lives? It depends on how you analyze income
Do people who have more money feel happier during their daily activities? Some prior research has found no relationship between income and daily happiness when treating income as a continuous variable in OLS regressions, although results differ between studies. The present results suggest that whether income can be concluded as being associated with daily experiences of happiness may depend on how income is analyzed. Read here.
In this conversation with Dan Pontefract, Kushlev discusses the pros and cons of technology, connectivity, and always being on when it comes to our happiness and well-being.
Check out the interview with Dr. Kostadin Kushlev here.
This newsletter highlights Dr. Kushlev’s research on the front page of the New York Times and Times Magazine, research from our Happy Tech Lab Students, our new lab members, researcher spotlight for this semester and our graduating seniors. Read here.
The Washington Post Media Mention: Dr. Kushlev adds that he can easily see how smartphones can become pacifiers for grown-ups. Read here.