Travis Tatman 9/21/21 Travis Tatman 9/21/21

Too Much Free Time Isn’t Actually Bad For You

Vice
September 16, 2021

Travis Tatman 9/16/21 Travis Tatman 9/16/21

Study: More Free Time Won’t Always Make You Happier

Verywell Health
September 16, 2021

Travis Tatman 9/16/21 Travis Tatman 9/16/21

Why Having Too Much Free Time Can Be as Bad for You as Having Too Little

Washington Post
September 21, 2021

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Do Olympic-Level Achievements Make People Happy?

The Atlantic
July 29, 2021

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Despite Everything, Most Older Millennials are Content With How Their Lives Turned Out

CNBC
May 6, 2021

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Happiness from Treating the Weekend Like a Vacation

West, Colin, Cassie Mogilner, and Sanford DeVoe (2021), Social Psychology and Personality Science, 12(3), 346-356.

Travis Tatman 10/25/20 Travis Tatman 10/25/20

How Consumers Really Use Online Reviews

Wall Street Journal
October 25, 2020

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Favorite MBA Professors of the Class of 2020

Poets & Quants
June 17, 2020

Travis Tatman 5/8/20 Travis Tatman 5/8/20

It’s Important – and OK – to be Happy During the Pandemic

UCLA Health
May 8, 2020

Travis Tatman 5/1/20 Travis Tatman 5/1/20

How Do We Find Happiness During Difficult Times?

UCLA Connections

Travis Tatman 4/30/20 Travis Tatman 4/30/20

Ways to Find Happiness in Challenging Times

UCLA Women & Philanthropy Event

Travis Tatman 4/9/20 Travis Tatman 4/9/20

Happiness In COVID Times

How the World Works UCLA Anderson with Warren Olney
April 9, 2020

Travis Tatman 3/24/20 Travis Tatman 3/24/20

Staying Happy in Unhappy Times

UCLA Anderson Blog
March 24, 2020

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How to Relax on Busy Weekends

NPR
January 25, 2020

Travis Tatman 12/31/19 Travis Tatman 12/31/19

How to Have a Good Weekend

NPR Life Kit
December 31, 2019

Travis Tatman 12/14/19 Travis Tatman 12/14/19

Consumer Debt and Satisfaction in Life

Greenberg, Adam and Cassie Mogilner (2021), “Consumer Debt and Satisfaction in Life,” Journal of Experimental Psychology: Applied

Travis Tatman 12/14/19 Travis Tatman 12/14/19

Faculty Q&A: MBA Students in Digital Detox, Committing Random Acts of Kindness

Anderson Review
December 4, 2019

Travis Tatman 12/14/19 Travis Tatman 12/14/19

The Most Forward-Thinking Business Courses of 2019

Poets & Quants
December 14, 2019

Travis Tatman 11/12/19 Travis Tatman 11/12/19

Want to Spark Joy With Your Gifts This Holiday Season? Scientists Have a Solution

Market Watch
November 12, 2019

Travis Tatman 9/4/19 Travis Tatman 9/4/19

Time: How We Manage It, Value It and Relate to Its Passage

UCLA Anderson Review
September 4, 2019