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Discover the intriguing connection between laughter, personality, and well-being in this fascinating study conducted by Stefan Stieger, Selina Volsa, David Willinger, David Lewetz, and Bernad Batinic. Over four weeks, participants recorded their laughter, revealing that happiness and life satisfaction correlate with the frequency of laughter, particularly among women and younger individuals.
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