In this 2023 poster presented at the Society for Personality and Social Psychology Annual Convention, Dr. Kushlev and our lab members show that, contrary to popular belief, virtual learning is not associated with lower happiness in college students. Click here.
Dr. Kushlev spoke about how personal devices shape our personal lives in a podcast with the Marketing Science Institute. Dr. Kushlev’s interview is the second in this podcast and can also be found on Apple and Spotify in addition to the MSI website. Listen here.
Dr. Kushlev was interviewed by Fast Company: Addressing his study on email and stress. If you’re feeling stressed out, you might want to look at how much time you spend in your inbox. Studies have found that being tethered to your email can make you feel emotionally drained, frustrated, and stressed. Read here.
Research with Dr. Kushlev & Adam Epstein-Shuman featured in the Monday Memo! Read here.
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.