The more you earn, the more people annoy you. Is there such a thing? But psychologists studied data from 134,500 adults and noticed: higher income is associated with greater discipline and emotional stability, but less sociability and friendliness. More sociable people, on the other hand, showed less pronounced growth in income over time. "Don't touch me, I'm working. " Telegram | Max | .

The more you earn, the more people annoy you. Is there such a thing? But psychologists studied data from 134,500 adults and noticed: higher income is associated with greater discipline and emotional stability, but less sociability and friendliness. More sociable people, on the other hand, showed less pronounced growth in income over time. "Don't touch me, I'm working. " Telegram | Max | .