SCI & TECH● LOW3h ago · Oct 30, 2026, 6:11 AM
Psychology says that writing thank-you letters improves the well-being of those who write them and those who receive them: a University of Texas study found a relationship between both actions
Clarín · global
Quienes escribían las cartas temían generar incomodidad y no imaginaban cuánto alegrarían a la otra persona. Los resultados mostraron que ambas expectativas eran equivocadas.
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