Research shows that the "flourishing" effect extends to the next day.

PSYCHOLOGY
A Danish study found an 8 percent increase in hospital admissions for depression immediately after the country’s annual transition to standard time.
Their experiments found that each time we lie, our brains may get a little less upset about it, which makes it easier to do.
You may not even realize how much your sense of smell or taste is influencing who you fall in love with.
Olympic bronze medalist, American record holder, and eternal optimist Deena Kastor shares her tips on staying positive in order to achieve your goals.
Morning people are no better off; come daybreak, their risk of making self-sabotaging excuses increases.
No one is safe from the occasional faulty memory invading their thoughts.
Your filter choice reveals a lot about you.
A procrastination psychology expert gives you the low-down on everyone's favorite activity.
A small study of young couples found that people who got a little extra sleep were happier with their relationships the next day.
Practice these five habits to stay on task at work, even if your mind is somewhere else.
Can you guess which actor is a published expert on the topic of migraines?
Researchers say eyewitnesses shown unfair lineups are more likely to choose the person police want them to choose—even when that person is innocent.
If you want to change your habits, interrogate—don't instruct—yourself.
A survey of older adults found that couples with similar drinking habits reported less trouble in their marriages.