Harvard Study on Adult Development
A longitudinal research study tracking participants since the 1930s to understand factors that contribute to healthy aging and happiness.
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"I write in the book about the Harvard study of adult development. That's the longest study ever that followed people 86 years... one of the most important things they found for little kids was giving them chores... If I had to summarize that study..."
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"I interviewed the head of the Harvard happiness study"
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