Shopping uplifting one condition

If you feel sad, make sure you go to the store. Researchers have confirmed what is already known by millions of women - shopping mood improves.

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American scientists from the University of Michigan decided to find out as to whether the shopping trips cheers up Or this is only one of the myths. It turned out that   shopping   really makes people happier. They feel self-confidence and control over their lives, and the subsequent evaluation of purchased goods can suppress printing and strengthen motivation.

It turns out that making a purchase 40% more effectively strengthens the sense of control over them, which is sorely lacking in times of anguish and despair. Wherein   shopping   the Internet does not give the same effect as much as we are not impelled to it advertising. A person must walk it to the shops and to feel things with his own hands, making it three times more happy than the buyer on the Internet.

When shopping is the main motivation set the mood , This process makes it brilliantly cope with this task. Participants series of experiments unanimously claimed that their sadness abated considerably when they began the process of selecting products.

"Therapy shopping, that is, make purchases under stress, often viewed by psychologists as an ineffective and vain, it was called the dark side of consumer behavior - the researchers say. - But we believe that shopping watched too negative, and it can be quite a worthy tool struggle with sadness. "
However, to raise the level of happiness can be another way, and quite unexpected. If a man wants to make his wife happy, he should be ... to stay longer at work. Processing husbands make their wives more than happy as the scientists from the University of Texas. This is due to the fact that the more a man running, the more money brings family. Curiously, the processing of the wives do not increase the level of happiness of men, because they do not like to drag the burden of the household while the wife is not at home. (READ MORE)

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