Can being kind make teens happier? a 4-Week test
NCT ID NCT05267132
Summary
This study tested whether regularly performing kind acts for others could improve the mood and psychological well-being of teenagers. For four weeks, 119 high school students were assigned to either perform kind acts, perform kind acts with an added reflection exercise, or simply report their daily activities. Researchers measured the teens' positive and negative feelings before and after the program to see if kindness made a difference.
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Adolescent Development Lab
Los Angeles, California, 90066, United States
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