Une étude récente montre la corrélation entre le caractère d'une personne et l'endroit où elle habite.

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The Telegraph article advises its readers, “Researchers at Cambridge are drawing up a 'personality map' of Britain, which shows that regional trends are becoming more amplified as people with similar character traits live to the same areas.”
Therefore it appears from this study that if you are feeling grumpy quite a lot of the time, look at the people around you and if they are also grumpy, change your circle of friends and business associates. And if that still doesn’t work move to another location.
 
The Cambridge researchers discovered that, “The inhabitants of Devon, Cornwall, Northumberland and Tyneside are apparently the least outgoing and the most neurotic, while people who live in the East Midlands are cheerful and conscientious.”People who live in London, “…tend to be, on average, more analytical, assertive, dominant, efficient and creative.” 
 
Grumpy Americans should be aware that, “…people living on the east coast of America, especially New England, were relatively stressed, irritable and depressed, while those on the west coast were more emotionally stable, calm and relaxed.”

So there’s a cure, go to California.

By Lisboa