What does it take to stay in a good mood? In short: Once happy, steer clear of choices that could invite in negative feelings. According to new research from Case Western Reserve University, people become protective of their good moods—and avoid options and behaviors that could potentially sully their positive feelings. “Our study suggests people who are feeling positively are less likely to jeopardize their emotional state, and that affects their choices in life,” said Heath Demaree, professor and chair … Continue reading Study: To protect a good mood, people play it safe