FACE TO FACE
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08/14/09 11:00:02
Apparently good ‘ole face-to-face communication is still tops!
A new survey found that 87 percent of us prefer face-to-face interaction over social network use. Woman prefer face time 70 times more than using social networks, compared to men, who only prefer it 33 times more.
IT COMES WITH AGE
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08/01/08 17:02:00
Several recent studies have produced a stream of
evidence that mostly points in the same
direction, and also happens to overturn one of
the most stubborn American stereotypes.
The studies show that when you check on how happy
people are at various ages, the elderly generally come out ahead.
Studies show that older people reported a larger
number of health problems but tended to report
far fewer difficulties overall - fewer financial,
interpersonal and crime problems.
Those who kept working past age 65 had the
highest level of job satisfaction - going against
the stereotype that older people keep working
mostly because they can't do without the money.
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