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A meta-analysis of more than 2.5 million people found a consistent link between trust and subjective well-being, with small prospective effects running in both directions.

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A 2025 study found that the old midlife hump in ill-being has vanished across recent data, largely because psychological distress has risen sharply among younger adults.

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DNA exonerations show why a confession cannot be treated as automatic proof of guilt. Pressure, suggestion and contamination can turn innocent people into persuasive witnesses against themselves.

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The Harvard Study of Adult Development followed 268 young men starting in 1938, and after more than eighty years of measurement, the strongest predictor of health and happiness in old age was not wealth, career, or status. It was the quality of their close relationships.

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The reflexive apology before a simple question is rarely about the question itself. It is a small verbal habit with older roots, and it has real costs in courtrooms, workplaces, and negotiations where being heard matters most.

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