Spread Happiness to Your Facebook Friends with New Application by ruHap, The Happiness Company - Based on Harvard Research
PR Newswire -- July 27, 2010
BLUE BELL, Pa., July 27 /PRNewswire/ -- Help your friends be Happier, and their friends, and their friends too with the first-ever Facebook Application designed to leverage Harvard research that Happiness is contagious through social networks. ruHap, The Happiness Company has introduced an application that will soon help thousands of Facebook users find Happiness every day.
Happiness spreads through friends and family like a virus, according to research published in the British Medical Journal in December. Surprisingly perhaps, Happiness spreads three levels deep, meaning that whether you are Happy or not impacts the Happiness of your friends' friends' friends. This is according to research by Nicholas Christakis of Harvard and James Fowler of the University of California at San Diego.
In the study of indirect relationships, a person's chance of being Happier increased by 15% for every Happy friend they have, 10% for every Happy friend of a friend, and even 6% for the Happy friends of the friends of friends. ruHap's new Facebook application was built to take advantage of this phenomenon and help Facebook's over 400 million users lead a Happier life.
This has large implications as Happier people are more:
PR Newswire -- July 27, 2010
BLUE BELL, Pa., July 27 /PRNewswire/ -- Help your friends be Happier, and their friends, and their friends too with the first-ever Facebook Application designed to leverage Harvard research that Happiness is contagious through social networks. ruHap, The Happiness Company has introduced an application that will soon help thousands of Facebook users find Happiness every day.
Happiness spreads through friends and family like a virus, according to research published in the British Medical Journal in December. Surprisingly perhaps, Happiness spreads three levels deep, meaning that whether you are Happy or not impacts the Happiness of your friends' friends' friends. This is according to research by Nicholas Christakis of Harvard and James Fowler of the University of California at San Diego.
In the study of indirect relationships, a person's chance of being Happier increased by 15% for every Happy friend they have, 10% for every Happy friend of a friend, and even 6% for the Happy friends of the friends of friends. ruHap's new Facebook application was built to take advantage of this phenomenon and help Facebook's over 400 million users lead a Happier life.
This has large implications as Happier people are more:
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