A recent study indicates that it may be healthier to experience a broad variety of emotions, both positive and negative, than simply to feel content, most of the time. Article written by Kira M. Newman.
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A recent study indicates that it may be healthier to experience a broad variety of emotions, both positive and negative, than simply to feel content, most of the time. Article written by Kira M. Newman.