Can happiness make you more perceptive?
.
Via The Social Animal: The Hidden Sources of Love, Character, and Achievement:
Research by Taylor Schmitz of the University of Toronto suggests that when people are in a good mood, they have better peripheral vision. In another experiment a group of doctors was given a small bag of candy and another group was given nothing. Then they were all asked to look at a patient’s history and make a diagnosis. The doctors who got the candy were quicker to detect the liver problem than those who didn’t.
Join 25K+ readers. Get a free weekly update via email here.
Related posts:
10 things you need to know to be happier
