מסלול הריצה ההדוני – מדוע רמת האושר שלנו תמיד תישאר בסיסית

Imagine you're on your dream vacation in the sand, or you've managed to buy the House of Dreams, Or maybe you found a new love? Are you really happy right now? And if so, how long did this prosperity last? Now imagine, not us, that you are dealing with a serious illness, Or are in the process of separating from a spouse. How much heartbreak this causes you. And is this pain really one of you to experience momentary wealth? And if so, ask the same question. How long? According to the theory of the modern runner, formulated by psychologists Philip Birkman and Donald T. Campbell in 71, Achieving clear goals, like a promotion, buying a new house, or going on vacation, It brings a temporary rise in wealth. However, as time passes, the excitement fades, and we translate to the new situation. Which leads to a return to the level of wealth we had before. In the same way, negative events, such as illness or divorce, can cause a decrease in wealth. But after a period of adaptation, many of us are worth the level of wealth we've grown accustomed to. Psychologists note that when we achieve our highest goal, And we're living with a sense of success and story, this frustration tends to fade with time, And eventually it's replaced by a feeling of emptiness and freshness. But not all researchers agree with this theory. Recently, there have been scientific studies that raise questions about this model. And offer fixes to the model that can play it for me. The theory of the eternal race track, why our wealth level will always remain baseline? Read the full article in your local newspaper, website or printed magazine. Join us now to stop clicking on the link.