Happiness can be learned but requires continuous practice for lasting benefits
The University of Bristol study shows happiness can be learned, but lasting wellbeing requires ongoing practice. The "Science of Happiness" course improved student wellbeing significantly, with 10 to 15% gains.

Long-term benefits of the course were only observed in those who continued applying the taught habits. The study, published in "Higher Education," is unique for tracking student wellbeing post-course over an extended period.

The course content, now summarized in a new book by Professor Bruce Hood, emphasizes positive psychology interventions focused on outward engagement rather than self-focused "selfcare."
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