Cet article porte sur la distinction entre participiales et syntagmes prépositionnels comprenant des gérondives dans le domaine de complémentation adjectivale, plus spécifiquement différence constructions du type happy being married about married. Les deux types ne sont pas synonymes, n’apparaissent généralement les mêmes contextes syntaxiques sémantiques. L’article avance que choix d’une parti...

This article brings into relief two desiderata in childrearing, the importance of which pandemic has made clearer than ever. The first is to ensure that, schools as well outside them, children have ample opportunities enjoy goods that are particular childhood: unstructured time, be spent playing with other children, discovering world company or alone, indeed pursuing any creative activities mak...

The cognitive and motivational processes by which happy people are able to artfully sustain their happiness are examined within a subjectivist construal approach. Individuals who perceive themselves as happy respond to ordinary experiences differently than their less happy peers. Research from our laboratory has revealed these differences in a variety of contexts, including people’s responses t...

His daughter Romana Lesnika, retired architecture professor, kept at home in her apartment entire collection from her father death (1975) till now. In her father’s heritage she saw great value, that could not be evaluated with money, that is why she did not sell the equipment and accessories to the potential buyers and collectors, which were very much interested in buying them. She wished that ...

When I entered “medical student stress” into the search window for Google Scholar I got over 1.5M hits. Judging by my own experience and the few (compared to 1.5M) articles I have read, we don’t find a very happy family portrait. Many of the articles which compose this issue of CMEJ speak to high levels of stress and burnout, worries about finding residency positions and jobs, and the experienc...

This note is meant to be helpful to Grand Challenge 5 by offering one mathematical solution to the general problem of relating mind to body in a way that bears on the biological issues of brain function and the symbolic/non-symbolic debate in AI. There are two significant spin-offs of this: one into the practice of physical measurement, and the other into the Philosophy of Science. The author i...

Facial expressions are valuable for conveying and understanding the inner thoughts and feelings of the expressor. However, the adaptive value associated with a specific expression on a male face is different from a female face. The present review uses a functional-evolutionary analysis to elucidate the evolutionary advantage in the expression and perception of angry-male and happy-female faces ...

The authors tested whether happy moods increase, and sad moods decrease, reliance on general knowledge structures. Participants in happy, neutral, or sad moods listened to a "going-out-for-dinner" story. Happy participants made more intrusion errors in recognition than did sad participants, with neutral mood participants falling in between (Experiments 1 and 2). Happy participants outperformed ...

I examine the impact of happiness on economic behavior. I use self-reported happiness data from the DNB Household Survey from the Netherlands and the German SocioEconomic Panel. I consider changes in regional sunshine as an exogenous determinant of happiness. Both long-run and transitory increases in sunshine increase happiness. Instrumenting individual happiness with regional sunshine, I find ...