Sonja Lyubomisrky – Professor. Researcher. Speaker. Author.
Why is the scientific study of happiness important? In short, because most people believe that happiness is meaningful, desirable, and an important, worthy goal, because happiness is one of the most salient and significant dimensions of human experience and emotional life, because happiness yields numerous rewards for the individual, and because it makes for a better, healthier, stronger society. Along these lines, Sonja Lyubomirsky current research addresses three critical questions: 1) What makes people happy?; 2) Is happiness a good thing?; and 3) How and why can people learn to lead happier and more flourishing lives?
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KMJ - KonMari Method™ Japan
konmari Japan is the official website of KonMari in Japan, offering resources and services related to the KonMari Method of tidying and organizing. It provides decluttering techniques, professional organizing services, and opportunities to become a certified KonMari Consultant. The site also features special topics, user testimonials, and news updates.
Dr. Sally Spencer-Thomas - Clinical social worker, author, focuses on suicide prevention
Dr. Sally Spencer-Thomas | Suicide Prevention and Mental Health Training. Clinical social worker, author, focuses on suicide prevention
Mark Thornton | Social Computation Representation And Prediction Laboratory (SCRAP Lab) Director
Dr. Mark Thornton is an Assistant Professor at Dartmouth College's Department of Psychological and Brain Sciences and the Director of the SCRAP Lab. His research interests lie in social prediction, focusing on how individuals anticipate the thoughts, feelings, and actions of others. He employs a multidisciplinary approach, including fMRI, computational modeling, behavioral experiments, and web techniques, to uncover the principles behind our social knowledge and predictive abilities. Visit his online platform, mysocialbrain.org, to participate in research and explore his findings through accessible blog summaries of his research papers. Dr. Thornton holds a Ph.D. from Harvard University and a bachelor's degree from Princeton University, with a background in social cognitive and affective neuroscience.