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people take happiness cues from their own gender

there has been a lot of talk around last week's NY Times article Strangers May Cheer You Up (and thank you to the dozens of people that sent me the article).

but even more interesting … and buried mid-way through the article … is that "people take emotion cues from their own gender" according to Nicholas Christakis (physician at Harvard Medical School and author on the reported study).  

if that is true, it could be really interesting in marketing.   do people more heavily weigh over queues from their own gender too?

(Summation: read the study above if you want to get a better insight on how to make society happy)

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