My stellar padlet by sanye

Buettner and Skimp

d89y8m65p6 — 2025-02-17 17:47:43 UTC

“Successful centenarians in the Blue Zones put their families first. This means keeping aging parents and grandparents nearby or in the home”

Holt- Lunstad- summary

d89y8m65p6 — 2025-02-17 17:51:35 UTC

Although further research is needed to determine exactly how social relationships can be used to reduce mortality risk, physicians, health professionals, educators, and the media should now acknowledge that social relationships influence the health outcomes of adults and should take social relationships as seriously as other risk factors that affect mortality, the researchers conclude.

Sekhar et al

d89y8m65p6 — 2025-02-17 18:03:26 UTC

“Over the years I’ve been able to count on the support of people who were unrelated to me, in different countries and through different life stages. My family wasn’t always there but being close to “my tribe” helped me push through tough times.“

Mark Setton et all

d89y8m65p6 — 2025-02-19 00:26:38 UTC

“People with “strong ties to friends and family and commitment to spending time with them” have the highest levels of wellbeing” -(Diener & Seligman, 2002).

Diener et al

d89y8m65p6 — 2025-02-19 01:31:05 UTC

"No variable was sufficient for happiness, but good social relations were necessary. Members of the happiest group experienced positive, but not ecstatic, feelings most of the time, and they reported occasional negative moods. This suggests that very happy people do have a functioning emotion system that can react appropriately to life events."

connection

d89y8m65p6 — 2025-02-19 01:40:16 UTC

Buettner et al and Sekhar et al specify that family connection is key in living longer, becoming successful centenarians, and having support from the “right tribe“.

Suttie

d89y8m65p6 — 2025-02-19 01:50:51 UTC

After analyzing the results, they found that people with more diverse social networks were happier and more satisfied with life than those with less diverse networks—regardless of how much time they’d spent socializing overall. This pattern held even after taking into account things like a person’s gender, age, employment status, and other potential influences of happiness.

connection

d89y8m65p6 — 2025-02-19 02:21:10 UTC

Through experiments, it was explained that through trial and error, social relationships are necessary & affect one's emotional systems.

connection

d89y8m65p6 — 2025-02-19 02:29:52 UTC

While explaining that multiple friend and family connections can be important.

Paragraph

d89y8m65p6 — 2025-02-19 17:26:31 UTC

At first I was like why are we doing this, but once I started the activity did find it helpful. I realized that I needed a couple more sources due to the ones I initially had didn’t have enough evidence or wording in general. This helped me come up with different ideas for paragraphs and how I could combine multiple point of view and get the same outcome. The top paragraphs that I have right now are how can connections with social interactions affect daily living and what are the cons. Another one would be adding my own POV of how lack of attention from family or friends can cause demotivation. I still haven’t figured out my other paragraphs, but it’s in the works.