A new study suggests that trust in neighbors, institutions, and society contributes to a longer and happier life. Researchers found that higher levels of trust correlate with greater well-being, especially among children and adolescents. Trust types include interpersonal, institutional, and social trust, all of which positively impact well-being. The study indicates that trust and well-being reinforce each other over time, although not everyone benefits equally, particularly racial and ethnic minorities. Building trust is essential for improving mental health and community strength. Teljes cikk (Euronews.com)