Co-creating worldviews boosts couples' life meaning, study suggests

Couples that share this quality can reduce uncertainty and boost life satisfaction, study says

Having a shared perception of reality with your partner can not only help your relationship, but your own sense of meaning.

Co-creating worldviews boosts couples' life meaning, study suggests

Fostering shared understanding between romantic partners may be a powerful way for people to navigate uncertainty and build a more meaningful life, a study by McGill researchers suggests.

Hope is the key to a meaningful life, according to new research - Scientific Inquirer

Hope isn’t just wishful thinking — it’s a powerful emotional force that gives our lives meaning. Now, a new groundbreaking study from the University of Missouri shows it may be even more essential to well-being than happiness or gratitude. For years, psychology has tied hope to goal-setting and motivation. But a team of researchers led by Megan Edwards and Laura King from Mizzou’s Department of Psychological Sciences is challenging that idea, sh…

McGill University - Couples who co-create a shared worldview find greater meaning in life

Fostering shared understanding between romantic partners may be a powerful way for people to navigate uncertainty and build a more meaningful life, a study by McGill researchers suggests.T. . .

Couples who co-create a shared worldview find greater meaning in life

McGill-led study shows that being ‘on the same page’ reduces uncertainty in tumultuous times and increases satisfaction with life and work Fostering shared understanding between romantic partners may be a powerful way for people to navigate uncertainty and build a more meaningful life, a study by McGill researchers suggests. The study, published in the Journal of Personality and Social Psychology, found that co-creating a shared worldview can bu…