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Experimenting with Mastodon: @DunnHappylab@sciences.social Happiness Researcher. Author of Happy Money. Occasional victim of shark attacks.
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Ashley Whillans, Columnist at Behavioral Scientist

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By Ashley Whillans, Heather Devine, Elizabeth Dunn
| Behavioral Scientist Verified
Ashley Whillans is the Volpert Family Associate Professor at Harvard Business School. Her research seeks to understand the associations between time, money, and subjective well-being. She is particularly interested in understanding how individual, organizational and societal factors like gender, workplace policies, and income inequality predict how people value and spend time and money, with possible implications for well-being.
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A compassionate communication skills training course for staff working in cancer services

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By Elena Ivany, Elizabeth Dunn, Nikki Cannon, Verna Lavender
| rcni.com
Elena Ivany Research associate for nursing research, University College London Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust, London, England Elizabeth Dunn Education and patient experience lead, Guy’s and Saint Thomas’ NHS Foundation Trust, London, England Nikki Cannon Partnerships manager, C the Signs, London, England Verna Lavender Head of nursing, research and education in cancer and surgery, Guy’s and St Thomas’ NHS Foundation Trust, London, England Why you should read this article: • To reflect on the...
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Podcast #929: Can You Trust Happiness Studies?

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By Elizabeth Dunn, Michael Norton, Kate McKay
| The Art of Manliness Verified
How to be happier is a topic covered in countless books, blogs, and podcasts. Consume enough of this content and you repeatedly come across the same recommendations that have purportedly been proven to increase happiness: exercise, spend time in nature, meditate, socialize, and practice gratitude. But is there actual scientific evidence that these strategies work?
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