Healthy and meaningful relationships which have supportive individuals are more likely to thrive, says a new study. Researchers Brooke Feeney of Carnegie Mellon University and Nancy Collins of University of California emphasize the importance of relationships in supporting individuals not only in their ability to cope with stress or adversity, but also in their efforts to learn, grow, explore, achieve goals, cultivate new talents, and find purpose and meaning ...Tuesday, 2 September 2014
Relationships 'Thrive' Only When Partners are Supportive
Healthy and meaningful relationships which have supportive individuals are more likely to thrive, says a new study. Researchers Brooke Feeney of Carnegie Mellon University and Nancy Collins of University of California emphasize the importance of relationships in supporting individuals not only in their ability to cope with stress or adversity, but also in their efforts to learn, grow, explore, achieve goals, cultivate new talents, and find purpose and meaning ...
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