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How to Find the Positive Side of Negative Thinking

By Jeremy Deaton — 2017

Positive thinking has clear benefits. For a 2003 study, scientists asked undergraduates at the University of California, Davis to write weekly about their experiences. One group wrote about what they felt grateful for, and the other about what had annoyed them. Perhaps unsurprisingly, students in the first group reported feeling more satisfied with life.

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