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This is Scientific American’s 60-Second Science. I am Adam Hinterthuer. Got a minute?

Hitting your mid 40s, chances are you’re feeling down. But don’t * your head. You are just at the buttom of life U shaped path happiness. You might not see it from here, but things are looking on. A study in the journal of Social Science and Medicine says mid-life malaise is this part of being human. offering prove that, Missouri * company researchers found that millions of people from seventy four different countries follow similar life path. They move from youthful happiness toward midlife depressions, then back to happiness in their golden years. Earlier studies suggested psychological wellbeing was consistent throughout life, but this report says from Azerbaijan to Zimbabwe, there is no getting around that midlife crisis, regardless of cultural differences, financial excess or marital status, a period of depression settles over our forties. * By early fifties, we cheer back up. Researchers speculate that as we get older, unrealistic expectations are tempered by reality. In other words, we are going to expect less from life. But they say a happier possibility is that we just get better and counting on our blessings.

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This is Scientific American’s 60-Second Science. I am Adam Hinterthuer. Got a minute?
Hitting your mid-forties . Chances are you are feeling down but don't hang your head . You are just at the bottom of life's U shaped path(这个地方在标题里面有哦 ) of happiness. You might not see it from here but things are looking up. A study in the journal Social Science and Medicine says midlife malaise is a part of being human, offering proof them, misery loves company, researchers found that millions of people from seventy four different countries followed similar life path. They moved from youthful happiness toward mid-life depressions, then back to happiness in their golden years. Earlier study suggested Psychological well being was consistent throughout life. But this report says from Azerbaijan to Zimbabwe, there is no getting around that mid-life crisis regardless of cultural differences, financial success or marital status. A period of depression settles over our forties. But by our late fifties, we cheer back up.Rsearchers speculate that as we get older, unrealistic expectations are tempered by reality, in other words , we are going to expect less from life but they say a happier possibility is that we just get better and counting our blessings
Thanks for the minute for Scientific American's 60-Second Science. I am Adam Hinterthuer.