Researchers Identify the Age of Greatest Unhappiness
Economics professor David Blanchflower from Dartmouth College conducted a study revealing that in developed countries, people feel the most unhappy at the age of 47 years and two months. The main reasons include awareness of aging and dissatisfaction with life prospects.
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