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Reality Check: Facebook and Feelings
Some folks choose to be annoyed when they perceive that they have been treated like guinea pigs! So there was some outrage when the results of a Facebook study were recently published in a scientific journal. Here’s the gist of … Continue reading
Posted in Doing, Thinking, Feeling, Physiology
Tagged choosing influences, happiness, self-evaluation
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Reality Check: Remembering the “Why” of To-do
It’s a beautiful day. You, however, have to go to work. And mow the lawn. And take the kids to practice, the cat to the vet, and visit the in-laws. Does it seem that your to-do list goes on and … Continue reading
Posted in Choosing Behaviour
Tagged "should", examining wants, happiness
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Reality Check: Strong, Wise, or Stubborn?
Bob’s the kind of guy who always seems to know what to do and is always ready to lend a hand. He’s strong, capable, and independent. Then, Bob had a heart attack. Did that change Bob’s life? Well, the doctors … Continue reading
Posted in Choosing Behaviour
Tagged happiness, perception, self-evaluation
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Reality Check: The Happiness Choice
The William Glasser organization just launched a website called Mental Health & Happiness at www.mentalhealthandhappiness.com Associating mental health with happiness may not make sense if your picture of happiness is giddy laughter, personal indulgence, or fantastic luck. If so, you … Continue reading
Posted in Personal Freedom
Tagged choosing actions, happiness, need satisfaction
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