The psychology of travel: Part 1

Update: 2023-08-10

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Here's why experiences--like travel--generally boost our happiness more than material objects, like the latest gadget or fancy pair of shoes.

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The psychology of travel: Part 1

David B. Feldman - psychology | social science | politics | mental health

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The psychology of travel: Part 1

David B. Feldman - psychology | social science | politics | mental health

The psychology of travel: Part 1