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9/4/2013 – Inventing the Rest of Our Lives: A Glass-Half-Full Frame of Mind

With age, explains Laura Carstensen, founding director of the Stanford Center on Longevity, we “are more likely to experience mixed emotions, happiness and a touch of sadness at the same time. Having mixed emotions helps to regulate emotional states better than extreme emotions.”

Read the full article at AARP.

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