Inference on Happiness from Outdoor Activities

In an urban park, a study found that people who engage in outdoor activities tend to report higher levels of happiness compared to those who do not. Researchers surveyed park visitors about their activities and emotional well-being. They noted that individuals who frequently walk, run, or participate in group activities, such as yoga or sports, expressed feelings of greater satisfaction with their lives.

The study concluded that participation in outdoor activities could contribute to improved mental health.