Simply Believing You Can Improve Your Mental Well-Being Goes a Long Way
Close Key TakeawaysNew research shows that those who believe they could do things in their daily life to improve their mental well-being actually had better mental health than those who did not.Having an internal locus of control, meaning you believe your happiness and mental health are dependent on internal factors and what you can control, is better for mental health than having an external locus of control, the belief that your mental well-being is dependent on external factors beyond your control....