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Key Findings on Vacation Happiness 🚀 Vacation Happiness 🌟 Continuing from my last post on duration neglect, here are some key findings from the 2008 study by Veenhoven & Meivis: 1. Peak-End Rule: The most intense moments (positive or negative) and the way an experience ends significantly impact our overall memory of it. 2. Short but Sweet: Even short vacations can provide a substantial boost in happiness, challenging the notion that longer vacations are inherently better. 3. Memory Over Time: As time passes, the actual duration of the vacation becomes less relevant in our memories, while the peak moments and final impressions stay vivid. Stay tuned for the implications of these findings in our next post! 🌟 #Psychology #Happiness #Vacation #Travel #Wellbeing *Image by Joseph Costa*

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