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1 Sep 2014: Study suggests that minimalist offices produce miserable employees because 'sometimes less is just less' -
16 Aug 2014: According to a new study, experiencing joy when you least expect it is the greatest boost to wellbeing
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27 Jul 2014:
A new study has named Thomas Jefferson's home town the feelgood capital of the US, but residents say that just means liberal values and a sense of community
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16 Jul 2014:
Survey of 16,000 people finds widespread contentment, but few optimistic about prospects for the planet
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18 Jun 2014:
Analysis of European data suggests Britons marginally happier than EU average, but have less attachment to local community
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16 Jun 2014:
Tired of city life, Patrick Barkham returned to his adolescent hobby of butterfly spotting and found the tranquility of woods at dusk brought him both peace and happiness
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Guardian Professional, 11 Jun 2014:
A survey of 500 readers highlights what makes a happy workplace: being part of a micro-business, feeling influential in decision making and benefiting others
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6 Jun 2014: When countries factor drug money (but not costs) into GDP, can it be called a good indicator of success and happiness?
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4 Jun 2014:
Survey finds that on average, the poorest fifth of UK households rated their life satisfaction at 6.9 on a scale of 0 to 10, while the richest fifth rated their life satisfaction at an average of 7.7
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22 May 2014: A third of first- and second-year students in England, paying up to £9,000 fees, consider their course poor or very poor value for money, according to findings from a student experience survey
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12 May 2014: Jessica Valenti: The obsession with our happiness is troubling. But maybe dissatisfaction is a fairly normal reaction to injustice
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29 Apr 2014:
As young people reject farming and the economy remains shaky, the traditional emphasis on spirituality may be under threat
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Guardian Professional, 22 Apr 2014:
In an exclusive interview, Tshering Tobgay tells Jo Confino his country is open for business but not at the expense of its gross national happiness principles
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14 Apr 2014: A new survey by Ipsos Mori has found that young people in the west are particularly pessimistic about their future. See how the results break down by country
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Guardian Professional,
8 Apr 2014:
Report supported by former cabinet secretary Gus O'Donnell, calls for new policy direction that prioritises wellbeing and happiness over GDP growth
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