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Using a “Do You Know” scale researchers measured knowledge of family history. Teens who knew more stories about their extended family showed “higher levels of emotional well-being, and also higher levels of identity achievement, even when controlling for general level of family functioning,” the researchers report. “There is something powerful about actually knowing these stories.” (Courtesy: iStockphoto)
EMORY (US)—Children show higher levels of emotional well-being if they know stories about relatives who came before them. Continue…
