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===== Scientists have studied remote work for 4 years and have reached a clear conclusion: working from home makes us happier =====
===== Adolescent boys’ aggressive responses to perceived threats to their gender typicality =====
[https://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1111/desc.13544 by Adam Stanaland 15/7/24 Development Science]
When adult men are made to feel gender-atypical, they often lash out with aggression, particularly when they are pressured (vs. autonomously motivated) to be gender-typical.
 
===== Overwhelmed by company? Five introvert-friendly ways to hang out =====
[https://www.theguardian.com/lifeandstyle/2025/may/29/five-introvert-friendly-ways-to-hang-out by Jenny Valentish 28/5/25 The Guardian]
It can be challenging to leave the house when you’re all out of eye contact, but a low social battery doesn’t have to mean a life short on socialising 
 
===== This article is more than 1 year oldScientists have studied remote work for 4 years and have reached a clear conclusion: working from home makes us happier =====
[https://www.cmu.fr/en/scientists-have-studied-remote-work-for-4-years-and-have-reached-a-clear-conclusion-working-from-home-makes-us-happier-9712/ by Egna Perez 13/6/25 CMU]
[https://www.cmu.fr/en/scientists-have-studied-remote-work-for-4-years-and-have-reached-a-clear-conclusion-working-from-home-makes-us-happier-9712/ by Egna Perez 13/6/25 CMU]
  Scientists have spent four years diving deep into the world of remote work and stumbled upon a powerful truth: working from home genuinely makes us happier. As millions shifted to teleworking amid the pandemic, what began as a forced experiment slowly revealed life-changing benefits far beyond what anyone expected.
  Scientists have spent four years diving deep into the world of remote work and stumbled upon a powerful truth: working from home genuinely makes us happier. As millions shifted to teleworking amid the pandemic, what began as a forced experiment slowly revealed life-changing benefits far beyond what anyone expected.