Happiness: lessons from a new science
2005 · 310 pagine · Penguin Press · ISBN 9781594200397
Trama
Draws on a range of scientific research in such fields as psychology, sociology, and applied economics that reveals how everyday people are no happier than they were fifty years ago in spite of higher wages, in a study that seeks to define happiness while identifying its causes and the means that are available to everyday individuals to pursue and acquire happiness. 40,000 first printing.
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