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The digital discussions reflect high agreement, with multiple posts affirming that happiness plateaus around specific income thresholds like $95,000; words like 'support' and 'supporting evidence' highlight the consensus. The tone is analytical and supportive, demonstrating curiosity about regional differences and real-life implications, with examples such as references to the US and Finnish studies illustrating the article's regional relevance.
Most discussions acknowledge and support the findings of the publication, emphasizing the notion that past a certain income level, additional money no longer significantly increases happiness.
Discussions demonstrate strong interest, with many referencing the specific income satiation points and regional variations, indicating curiosity and engagement with the topic.
Posts often cite detailed examples such as the $95,000 satiation point and regional differences, showing thoughtful engagement, though some simply share links or brief mentions.
The discourse suggests that the findings influence perceptions of wealth and happiness, with some noting practical implications like avoiding excessive income pursuit or relating the findings to real-world experiences.
There is a point at which higher incomes no longer lead to greater well-being @Nature Wishing you all a happy New Year 2025, full of health, love, happiness, and unforgettable moments! https://t.co/OpIInLiTNR https://t.co/pYm1kn2NTH
年収1000万円を超えると幸福度は上がらないってほんと？ | アメリカ在住 りつこブログ #ブログ #ブログ書け #年収1000万 #幸福度 https://t.co/luLXj6pafO
@rodrigodasilva @t6aguirre @goescarlos @louverture1984 Esse paper aqui tbm é bacana... https://t.co/CT3F8O4HXK
@edukatzoltarz @MHackem La evidencia muestra que el dinero no hace la felicidad una vez superado un nivel que permite una vida digna. Pero por debajo de cierto ingreso, en medios con carencias, existe una clara correlación entre ingreso y felicidad. https://t.co/OE7RyXpW5b https://t.co/S5gGo3clx3
@mijustin You might be interested in "Happiness, income, satiation and turning points around the world" by Jebb, Tay, Diener and Oishi for more reading. Or if you like podcasts this Rational Reminder episode is great: https://t.co/zP4zcYbXOm
@ItsDanaWhite @DocDre Graph from “Happiness, Income Satiation and Turning Points around the World” by Andrew Jebb, Louis Tay, Ed Diener, and Shigehiro Oishi. Note there's a plateau and a fall off! Don't earn too much, folks https://t.co/J4GbDbupln
Recent research shows that higher income improves life evaluation but not emotional well-being. While income and education are linked to overall life satisfaction, factors like health and loneliness influence daily…
In this episode, we explore the connection between income and happiness. Contrary to popular belief, money does not simply boost happiness; instead, it reduces stress and enhances life satisfaction, as affirmed by…
Recent research shows that higher income improves overall life evaluation but not daily emotional happiness. Emotional well-being is more influenced by health, loneliness, and caregiving, highlighting different factors…
This study analyzes the connection between income and well-being. It finds that both experienced and evaluative well-being increase consistently with rising income, with no plateau observed at $75,000, indicating higher…
Recent research finds higher income improves overall life evaluation but not daily emotional well-being. The study shows emotional well-being plateaus at around $75,000 income, highlighting income's limited role in…
Recent research shows higher income improves life evaluation but not emotional well-being. The findings reveal emotional happiness plateaus at an income of around $75,000, indicating more money doesn't always equate to…
In this episode, we discuss the quote 'money can't buy happiness' and analyze its implications. We explore the relationship between income and emotional well-being, addressing conflicting studies on how happiness…
Recent research reveals that income influences life evaluation but not daily emotional well-being, which plateaus at around $75,000. The study analyzed over 45,000 responses, highlighting the importance of experiences…
Toisen tutkimuksen (https://t.co/dvcL9ToiWv) mukaan 95t$ jälkeen onnellisuuden kasvu vähenee. On siis raja, jossa se lakkaa ja toinen jossa rahan merkitys alkaa vähentyä tavallaan ”saturaatioraja”. Tutkimukset ovat Usasta, joten niitä pitää kääntää Suomalaiseen ympäristöön.
RT @rafaelglezm: There is a point at which higher incomes no longer lead to greater well-being @Nature Wishing you all a happy New Year 20…
RT @rafaelglezm: There is a point at which higher incomes no longer lead to greater well-being @Nature Wishing you all a happy New Year 20…
There is a point at which higher incomes no longer lead to greater well-being @Nature Wishing you all a happy New Year 2025, full of health, love, happiness, and unforgettable moments! https://t.co/OpIInLiTNR https://t.co/pYm1kn2NTH
รายงาน Happiness, income satiation and turning points around the world เมื่อปี 2018 ของ Purdue University ได้ทำการสำรวจข้อมูลจาก 173 ประเทศทั่วโลก เพื่อค้นหาว่าประชากร 1 คน ควรมีเงินเท่าไร จึงจะสามารถใช้ชีวิตได้อย่างมีความสุขเป็นเวลา 1 ปี #beartaiBRIEF #BRIEFinfo https://t.co/Me2Be9kNeL
Happiness, income satiation and turning points around the world | Nature Human Behaviour https://t.co/6kqWKpBqB4
@mijustin You might be interested in "Happiness, income, satiation and turning points around the world" by Jebb, Tay, Diener and Oishi for more reading. Or if you like podcasts this Rational Reminder episode is great: https://t.co/zP4zcYbXOm
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Source: "Happiness, income satiation and turning points around the world" by Andrew Jebb, @LouisTaySC, Ed Diener and @ShigehiroOishi
「年収が上がれば（上限なく），幸福度も上がる。その関係は1,000万円までは比例関係で，その後は対数関係になる」#心理学 #幸福度 #年収 Jebb, A. T., Tay, L., Diener, E., & Oishi, S. (2018). Happiness, income.. Nature Human Behaviour, 2(1), 33-38. https://t.co/myzKViAz5D
@mar15sa @JamesClear Money too https://t.co/BRPJ7TZVNQ
年収1000万円を超えると幸福度は上がらないってほんと？ | アメリカ在住 りつこブログ #ブログ #ブログ書け #年収1000万 #幸福度 https://t.co/luLXj6pafO
@ItsDanaWhite @DocDre Graph from “Happiness, Income Satiation and Turning Points around the World” by Andrew Jebb, Louis Tay, Ed Diener, and Shigehiro Oishi. Note there's a plateau and a fall off! Don't earn too much, folks https://t.co/J4GbDbupln
@psicoskr No he dicho eso. Hablo de la importancia del contexto en general y por eso he puesto "etc.". De hecho, las personas con mucho dinero tienen un bienestar menor. Esto se explica muy bien en este paper: Happiness, income satiation and turning points around the world.
@Qullamaggie "Happiness, income satiation and turning points around the world" https://t.co/4oirwlXXVo
Relative answer whether money can buy happiness... "Happiness, income satiation and turning points around the world " in NATURE journal... https://t.co/Po0EAK9xUR
„Globally, we find that satiation occurs at $95,000 for life evaluation and $60,000 to $75,000 for emotional well-being.“ https://t.co/3G1qi583wH https://t.co/N8VRyBgp7n
@edukatzoltarz @MHackem La evidencia muestra que el dinero no hace la felicidad una vez superado un nivel que permite una vida digna. Pero por debajo de cierto ingreso, en medios con carencias, existe una clara correlación entre ingreso y felicidad. https://t.co/OE7RyXpW5b https://t.co/S5gGo3clx3
収入と幸福度の関係を調べた論文になります。米パデュー大学と米バージニア大学の研究。 Happiness, income satiation and turning points around the world | Nature Human Behaviour https://t.co/ooGcJqXT68
study: Jebb, A. T., Tay, L., Diener, E., Oishi, S. (2018). Happiness, income satiation and turning points around the world. Nature Human Behaviour (2), pages 33–38
「英語で探し物」を高校以来久々にやったけど、読むスピード低下した〜
@rodrigodasilva @t6aguirre @goescarlos @louverture1984 Esse paper aqui tbm é bacana... https://t.co/CT3F8O4HXK
Happiness, income satiation and turning points around the world https://t.co/t7UiKRXjEV
今日は、お鍋での炊飯が上手くいきました。炊飯器を使わないのは、ある意味ではゲーム内ゲームみたいなものです。その目的は、幸福度は例えば収入が増えても飽和するようなものなので、分解能をあげる、です。 J.,A.,et al.(2018). Happiness, Income Satiation,and Turning Points Around the World. https://t.co/sPfM2xB3qJ