‘Pressure from society to feel good linked to poorer wellbeing’

‘Pressure from society to feel good linked to poorer wellbeing’

Pressure from society to feel good is linked to poorer wellbeing, according to a study (Ben Birchall/PA)

The pressure from society, including via social media and magazines, to feel happy is linked to poorer individual wellbeing in happier countries, a new study suggests.

According to the research, overly emphasising positivity may create an unattainable emotional norm.

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