Friendships may be more important than we realize. People who value friends more highly also tend to be happier, healthier, and more satisfied with their lives, a major survey finds.
in the results averaged across the 323,200 participants. For some people, the link was even stronger than it was for others. The possible benefits to health and happiness of valuing friends seemed even greater for:A Few Things to Keep in Mind
Second, none of the results were particularly strong. The findings were statistically significant, but still, the people who valued their friends more were only a little bit happier, healthier, and more satisfied with their lives.there are always exceptions . This study shows that the more people value their friends, the happier and healthier they are, and the more satisfied they are with their lives. The authors said that their study was about “prioritizing friendship,” but they did not compare the valuing of friends to the valuing of other kinds of relationships, such as romantic relationships and family ties.
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