He confirmed, however, that he was happy for the court to study the material, which Mr Poots has been considering, and form its own view.

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This is especially true for women, who, according to a new Swedish study, tend to feel less happy and content with their lives after prolonged Facebook usage.

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Mr Cereste said he was happy to discuss concerns but the feasibility study was not yet complete.

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The phones do not work during school hours, and children can recharge them with call-minutes only by studying. (The phone companies were happy to help with this.) The phones give the children an incentive to study, and Mr Fryer a means to communicate with them.

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We have a tendency, though, to overestimate how happy people around us are, and it makes us feel even more dejected, according to a study out of Stanford, led by Alex Jordan, published in the Personality and Social Psychology Bulletin.

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According to a recent study, people who are happy and content live longer.

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Gabby is someone who has obviously made a very careful study of what makes her happy, and worked hard to bring those elements into the forefront of her life, so I was curious to hear what she had to say on the subject of happiness.

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The upshot of the Gallup Healthways Well Being study was that American adults are generally more happy, except when it comes to work environment.

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Just a week ago the University of Georgia revealed that many of its study participants -- Athens residents who were given a Kindle to play with -- weren't happy with their e-reader experience, but yesterday a new study reported something fairly contrasting.

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