这篇文章私货太多，严重误导。我查了维基关于格兰特研究，是这么说的： George Vaillant, who directed the study for more than three decades, has published[9] a summation of the key insights the study has yielded: Alcoholism is a disorder of great destructive power. Alcoholism was the main cause of divorce between the Grant Study men and their wives. Strongly correlates with neurosis and depression, which tended to follow alcohol abuse, rather than precede it. Together with associated cigarette smoking, was the single greatest contributor to their early morbidity and death. Financial success depends on warmth of relationships and, above a certain level, not on intelligence. Those who scored highest on measurements of "warm relationships" earned an average of $141,000 a year more at their peak salaries (usually between ages 55 and 60). No significant difference in maximum income earned by men with IQs in the 110–115 range and men with IQs higher than 150. Political mindedness correlates with intimacy: Aging liberals have more sex. The most-conservative men ceased sexual relations at an average age of 68. The most-liberal men had active sex lives into their 80s. The warmth of childhood relationship with mothers matters long into adulthood: Men who had "warm" childhood relationships with their mothers earned an average of $87,000 more a year than men whose mothers were uncaring. Men who had poor childhood relationships with their mothers were much more likely to develop dementia when old. Late in their professional lives, the men's boyhood relationships with their mothers—but not with their fathers—were associated with effectiveness at work. The warmth of childhood relationships with mothers had no significant bearing on "life satisfaction" at 75. The warmth of childhood relationship with fathers correlated with: Lower rates of adult anxiety. Greater enjoyment of vacations. Increased "life satisfaction" at age 75. According to The Atlantic, George Vaillant's main conclusion is that the warmth of relationships throughout life has the greatest positive impact on life satisfaction. Put differently, Vaillant says the study shows: "Happiness is love. Full stop."[10] https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Grant_Study
这篇文章私货太多，严重误导。我查了维基关于格兰特研究，是这么说的： George Vaillant, who directed the study for more than three decades, has published[9] a summation of the key insights the study has yielded: Alcoholism is a disorder of great destructive power. Alcoholism was the main cause of divorce between the Grant Study men and their wives. Strongly correlates with neurosis and depression, which tended to follow alcohol abuse, rather than precede it. Together with associated cigarette smoking, was the single greatest contributor to their early morbidity and death. Financial success depends on warmth of relationships and, above a certain level, not on intelligence. Those who scored highest on measurements of "warm relationships" earned an average of $141,000 a year more at their peak salaries (usually between ages 55 and 60). No significant difference in maximum income earned by men with IQs in the 110–115 range and men with IQs higher than 150. Political mindedness correlates with intimacy: Aging liberals have more sex. The most-conservative men ceased sexual relations at an average age of 68. The most-liberal men had active sex lives into their 80s. The warmth of childhood relationship with mothers matters long into adulthood: Men who had "warm" childhood relationships with their mothers earned an average of $87,000 more a year than men whose mothers were uncaring. Men who had poor childhood relationships with their mothers were much more likely to develop dementia when old. Late in their professional lives, the men's boyhood relationships with their mothers—but not with their fathers—were associated with effectiveness at work. The warmth of childhood relationships with mothers had no significant bearing on "life satisfaction" at 75. The warmth of childhood relationship with fathers correlated with: Lower rates of adult anxiety. Greater enjoyment of vacations. Increased "life satisfaction" at age 75. According to The Atlantic, George Vaillant's main conclusion is that the warmth of relationships throughout life has the greatest positive impact on life satisfaction. Put differently, Vaillant says the study shows: "Happiness is love. Full stop."[10] https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Grant_Study
这篇文章私货太多，严重误导。我查了维基关于格兰特研究，是这么说的： George Vaillant, who directed the study for more than three decades, has published[9] a summation of the key insights the study has yielded: Alcoholism is a disorder of great destructive power. Alcoholism was the main cause of divorce between the Grant Study men and their wives. Strongly correlates with neurosis and depression, which tended to follow alcohol abuse, rather than precede it. Together with associated cigarette smoking, was the single greatest contributor to their early morbidity and death. Financial success depends on warmth of relationships and, above a certain level, not on intelligence. Those who scored highest on measurements of "warm relationships" earned an average of $141,000 a year more at their peak salaries (usually between ages 55 and 60). No significant difference in maximum income earned by men with IQs in the 110–115 range and men with IQs higher than 150. Political mindedness correlates with intimacy: Aging liberals have more sex. The most-conservative men ceased sexual relations at an average age of 68. The most-liberal men had active sex lives into their 80s. The warmth of childhood relationship with mothers matters long into adulthood: Men who had "warm" childhood relationships with their mothers earned an average of $87,000 more a year than men whose mothers were uncaring. Men who had poor childhood relationships with their mothers were much more likely to develop dementia when old. Late in their professional lives, the men's boyhood relationships with their mothers—but not with their fathers—were associated with effectiveness at work. The warmth of childhood relationships with mothers had no significant bearing on "life satisfaction" at 75. The warmth of childhood relationship with fathers correlated with: Lower rates of adult anxiety. Greater enjoyment of vacations. Increased "life satisfaction" at age 75. According to The Atlantic, George Vaillant's main conclusion is that the warmth of relationships throughout life has the greatest positive impact on life satisfaction. Put differently, Vaillant says the study shows: "Happiness is love. Full stop."[10] https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Grant_Study
五色祥云 发表于 2022-06-05 21:43
Political mindedness correlates with intimacy: Aging liberals have more sex. The most-conservative men ceased sexual relations at an average age of 68. The most-liberal men had active sex lives into their 80s. 谁都别拦着我！我要投creepy Joe!
真的假的 哈佛做这种垃圾研究
是什么效果
门当户对只解决一部分问题。 很多观点冲突也无法解决。
那他妻子呢，他怎样成就他妻子的了？
哈哈哈哈，效果大概就是打起来。 按照这个小破文的逻辑，就是找到一个让你更好的为你燃烧的蜡烛，关键是，谁乐意啊。
哈哈哈啊哈哈。以后这种研究应该spread out一下，比如耶鲁研究、斯坦福研究之类的。。。
哈尔滨佛学院，简称哈佛。
George Vaillant, who directed the study for more than three decades, has published[9] a summation of the key insights the study has yielded: Alcoholism is a disorder of great destructive power. Alcoholism was the main cause of divorce between the Grant Study men and their wives. Strongly correlates with neurosis and depression, which tended to follow alcohol abuse, rather than precede it. Together with associated cigarette smoking, was the single greatest contributor to their early morbidity and death. Financial success depends on warmth of relationships and, above a certain level, not on intelligence. Those who scored highest on measurements of "warm relationships" earned an average of $141,000 a year more at their peak salaries (usually between ages 55 and 60). No significant difference in maximum income earned by men with IQs in the 110–115 range and men with IQs higher than 150. Political mindedness correlates with intimacy: Aging liberals have more sex. The most-conservative men ceased sexual relations at an average age of 68. The most-liberal men had active sex lives into their 80s. The warmth of childhood relationship with mothers matters long into adulthood: Men who had "warm" childhood relationships with their mothers earned an average of $87,000 more a year than men whose mothers were uncaring. Men who had poor childhood relationships with their mothers were much more likely to develop dementia when old. Late in their professional lives, the men's boyhood relationships with their mothers—but not with their fathers—were associated with effectiveness at work. The warmth of childhood relationships with mothers had no significant bearing on "life satisfaction" at 75. The warmth of childhood relationship with fathers correlated with: Lower rates of adult anxiety. Greater enjoyment of vacations. Increased "life satisfaction" at age 75. According to The Atlantic, George Vaillant's main conclusion is that the warmth of relationships throughout life has the greatest positive impact on life satisfaction. Put differently, Vaillant says the study shows: "Happiness is love. Full stop."[10]
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Grant_Study
可是不是你想跟哪种人就能跟的啊，生活圈子决定了有些人你根本遇不到
通常翻译完了，意思也变了
连阶层都没有！赶紧嫁个渣男
赞认真！所以大家都想marry up :-)
所以最近那個歡迎光臨鼓勵女生無條件扶貧的, 真是赤裸裸的洗腦劇. 尤其最後男主都自卑到溝裡了,還讓女主不離不棄,6年都是門童,遇到女神就變經理. 妥妥地青蛙王子嗎?
Harvard做的垃圾研究何止这个
我刚刚要问这个，哈佛大学贵阳分部吗？
Political mindedness correlates with intimacy: Aging liberals have more sex. The most-conservative men ceased sexual relations at an average age of 68. The most-liberal men had active sex lives into their 80s. 谁都别拦着我！我要投creepy Joe!