Social Policy Research Centre fellow Dr Roger Patulny, from the University of New South Wales says women get 15 minutes more pleasure than men daily, in a new study.
Social Policy Research Centre fellow Dr Roger Patulny, from the University of New South Wales says women get 15 minutes more pleasure than men daily, in a new study.
"If you add up all the times together - the good times and the bad times - men have about 10 minutes less time that they enjoy than women in a day and six minutes more time that they dislike."
Money Doesn't Necessarily Contribute To Life's Pleasant Moments!
Two of the world's leading psychological experts on happiness say that money may help people feel better about their lives, but it may not necessarily improve their quality of life.
Two of the world's leading psychological experts on happiness say that money may help people feel better about their lives, but it may not necessarily improve their quality of life.
In the study, the expert found that the biggest negative for women was housework: 90 minutes of it every day, reports The Daily Telegraph.
As for males, they did about 50 minutes of unenjoyable chores.
Happiness Meter: Seniors Happy While Those Under 25 Are 'Stressed and Lonely'
A Standard Life report, called 'Age Old Stereotypes' has claimed that people over 55 are happier, while those under 25 are likely to be lonely and stressed about money.
A Standard Life report, called 'Age Old Stereotypes' has claimed that people over 55 are happier, while those under 25 are likely to be lonely and stressed about money.
"Women seem happier," Patulny said. "They are happier if you ask them how satisfied they are with life, but they also have more happy time."
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Women Who Earn Handsomely Tend to Do More Housework
A new study says that women who contribute more to the household finances, as compared to their husbands or partners, tend to do more housework.
A new study says that women who contribute more to the household finances, as compared to their husbands or partners, tend to do more housework.
