Lisa C. Walsh
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Media Coverage

  • Paralysis of the crowd: Experts weigh in on why bystanders hesitate. The New Paper (2025, October 9)
  • Was the bystander effect to blame in a recent drowning tragedy? CNA TODAY (2025, September 12)
  • How to use your smartphone – and protect your mental health. U.S. News & World Report (2025, July 21)
  • Dare to act differently and be happier. The Atlantic (2025, June 12)
  • Friendship satisfaction is key to happiness ... SPSP Psychology News Roundup (2025, March 21)
  • Friendship satisfaction is key to happiness among single emerging adults. PsyPost (2025, March 18)
  • Marriage, monogamy, and the modern mind. How God Works Podcast (2025, March 9)
  • Best and worst states for singles. Wallethub (2025, February 11)
  • "Siento que la compatibilidad con mis amigas ya no es lo que era." Marie Claire (2025, January 24)
  • 7 things to add or subtract for happiness, according to science. The Washington Post (2024, December 18)
  • 20 minutes to greater social connection. Psychology Today (2024, December 11)
  • 7 ways being kind is good for your health and well-being. Everyday Health (2024, November 20)
  • Downgraded or dissolved: What to do when you break-up with your friends. BBC (2024, October 25)
  • Supportive friendships improve well-being of single young adults. Forbes (2024, October 23)
  • Small forms of connection that can have a surprising impact. Psychology Today (2024, October 22)
  • Good friendships crucial to young adults' happiness, study finds. U.S. News & World Report (2024, October 3)
  • Friendships key to single Gen Z happiness, study says. Newsweek (2024, October 2)
  • Satisfying friendships could be key for young, single adults' happiness. EurekAlert! (2024, October 2)
  • The paradox of modern friendships. IFL Science (2024, September 17)
  • Why work should make you less lonely. Fast Company (2024, June 18)
  • Why singles can be just as happy as partnered people. Psychology Today (2024, April 26)
  • The Single Generation. WNUR News (2024, February 16)
  • Here’s the happiness research that stands up to scrutiny. Scientific American (2024, January 31)
  • Scientists scrutinize happiness research.  Big Think (2024, January 18)
  • Four ways to be grateful—and happier. The Atlantic (2023, November 23)
  • Are singles less happy? Statisfied? (2023, August 31)
  • Gratitude really is good for you. Here's what the science shows. The New York Times (2023, June 8)
  • Reduce stress and boost happiness with 4 daily gratitude practices. CNN (2023, March 11)
  • New apps aim to douse the social media dumpster fire. Scientific American (2023, January 30)
  • ​Skip the angry, never-sent letter – try a grateful one instead. UC Riverside News (2022, December 15)
  • The top 10 insights from the "science of a meaningful life" in 2022. Greater Good Magazine (2022, December 14)
  • The science of happiness. John Stossel TV (2022, December 13)
  • New research on feast, thanks, and retail. ConscienHealth (2022, November 24)
  • Six new studies that can help you rediscover gratitude. Greater Good Magazine (2022, November 22)
  • Sonja Lyubomirsky: The How of Happiness. The Psychology Podcast (2022, October 27)
  • One simple way to be happier on your phone. Techno Sapiens (2022, October 24)
  • Dr. Lisa Walsh: Episode 134. The QTS Experience (2022, September 28)
  • 9 ways to cope when your "friends" let you down. Unwanted Life (2022, August 24)
  • Gratitude letter for teens. Greater Good in Action (2022, June 7)
  • The science of gratitude. Mindful Magazine (2022, February 17)
  • Harvard wants MBAs to learn how to be happy at work. The Wall Street Journal (2022, February 14)
  • One simple choice enhances the benefits of gratitude. Psychology Today (2022, January 17)
  • Research lead: Oversimplifying effects of tech. Behavioral Scientist (2021, December 1)
  • Can gratitude help you live more sustainably? Greater Good Magazine (2021, April 21)
  • What to expect when you're expecting the worst. The New York Times (2021, January 14)
  • Congratulations, you're average. Psychology Today (2020, November 12)
  • The world's best dive retreats. Wander Wellness Travel Magazine (2020, November 2)
  • Next time you're feeling particularly stressed or anxious ... play Tetris. Good News Network (2020, April 17)
  • Getting good at waiting. The Guardian (2020, April 12)
  • Why gratitude is wasted on Thanksgiving. ​The New York Times (2019, November 23)​
  • You're spending your free time wrong. CNBC (2019, November 6)
  • Are happy workers more productive? LinkedIn Pulse (2019, June 19)
  • Measuring and adapting happiness. Part 2. BTRtoday. The Daily Beat (2019, June 13)
  • Does happiness lead to success? Part 1. BTRtoday. The Daily Beat (2019, June 12)
  • The zen of video games. NPR. Wow in the World (2018, December 31)
  • If you feel thankful, write it down. It's good for your health. NPR Shots (2018, December 24)
  • This emotion can help you eat healthier. Greater Good Magazine (2018, December 14)
  • Can’t stop worrying? Try Tetris to ease your mind. NPR Shots (2018, November 5)
  • Tetris is a great distraction for easing an anxious mind. Ars Technica (2018, November 2)
  • Classic video games can help people achieve flow state. KQED News (2018, October 31)
  • Tetris: It could be the salve for a worried mind. UC Riverside News (2018, October 26)
  • University of California Well-Being Conference Highlights. SPSP Character & Context (2017, August 28)

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