The statement "My children are my greatest joy" may be a myth, since parents' ratings of their own happiness when they are with their children are only slightly higher than their ratings of their own happiness when they are
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Step 1: Research studies have shown that parents' ratings of their own happiness when they are with their children are only slightly higher than their ratings of their own happiness when they are not with their children. Show more…
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