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Act Your Age: Misconceptions About Aging

Findings from a recent study show that with age comes happiness. (The New York Times)

June 2006

KEYWORDS: Health

Measuring happiness can be tricky business. Recent research suggests younger and older adults generally believe happiness declines with age. But when it came to describing their own experiences, the older adults ended up happier in the end. Find out why. (Continue reading this story in The New York Times)

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