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Gordon Flett on 'mattering' — the psychological need to feel significant to others. His research shows that feeling like you don't matter is distinct from loneliness and is a better predictor of depression and suicidality than traditional measures.
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Flett's mattering research independently confirms the Grant Study Canon: the quality of relationships — specifically, whether you matter to someone — is the strongest predictor of wellbeing.
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