TORONTO - The older, the more satisfied. This result presented Lauren Carstensen (Stanford Center on Longevity) and Susan Turk Charles (University of California at Irvine) in her presentation at the annual meeting of the 
American Psychological Association in Toronto. Their statements are based on an analysis of several studies on "happiness". Thus older people as a result of their life experience is often a more positive attitude younger. They can better assess situations and relationships and deal with stress and tension. The handling of criticism might be easier. While not insignificant is the understanding that the remaining life are used efficiently and less energy should be wasted on unsolvable problems. The mental health in old age in better overall average. The panel doctor
American Psychological Association in Toronto. Their statements are based on an analysis of several studies on "happiness". Thus older people as a result of their life experience is often a more positive attitude younger. They can better assess situations and relationships and deal with stress and tension. The handling of criticism might be easier. While not insignificant is the understanding that the remaining life are used efficiently and less energy should be wasted on unsolvable problems. The mental health in old age in better overall average. The panel doctor No. 15 (September 2009)
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