Savouring Memories to Enhance Meaning in Life

Again, a huge thank you to all those who participated in our research. For those interested, here is a flyer explaining what we found.

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Thank you to everyone who participated in this research - it's greatly appreciated. Just a quick update on where we're up to in the research process: we're finalising our data analysis. I look forward to sharing the results with you in due course.

Donna Radley (BPsyScHons student) and Associate Professor Christina Samios (supervisor) are conducting research to understand the interplay between personal memories and meaning in life, and the role that savouring plays in this. You will need to be able to read and understand English well enough by self-assessment to complete the anonymous survey and should not have a personal relationship with either of the researchers. To proceed to the survey, click Learn More.

Savouring Memories to Enhance Meaning in Life You are invited to take part in a study exploring how three aspects of your life experience relate to each other: how you use personal memories to recollect your life story, your sense of meaning in life, and your beliefs about your ability to savour past, present, and future moments.

With immense gratitude, a huge thank you to everyone who has completed the survey.

I'm immensely grateful for each and every response to our survey, Savouring Memories to Enhance Meaning in Life. Thank you so much, everyone, for participating in this research. With gratitude, Donna