Assertion: gratitude | /r/HasProperty | emotion
Facets:
value: according to them
type: OTHER
value: by definition
type: OTHER
value: from this dispositional perspective
type: OTHER
Source sentences:
text: Gratitude is an emotion similar to appreciation, and positive psychology research has found neurological reasons why so many people can benefit from this general practice of expressing thanks for our lives, even in times of challenge and change.
text: Robert Trivers, who introduced the theory of reciprocal altruism in 1971, suggests that gratitude is the emotion that regulates our response to altruistic acts by others (and motivates our response in kind).
text: Gratitude is an emotion we feel in response to receiving something good which is undeserved” (Lacewing, 2016).
text: From this dispositional perspective, gratitude is an emotion experienced in terms of four elements:
text: Gratitude is an emotion, so it probably is not a stretch to consider that it could positively affect other emotions.
text: To say that gratitude is an emotion, then, is to say that gratitude is a particular complex of beliefs, feelings and motivational tendencies arising in a beneficiary in response to, and targeted at, an act of beneficence from a benefactor.
text: Perhaps, they suggest, this is because gratitude is an emotion which is externally focused and humility
text: By definition, gratitude is an emotion in which an individual expresses thankfulness, gratefulness, or has a feeling or attitude of appreciation regarding a benefit they have received or are about to receive.
text: According to them, gratitude is an emotion that directly targets at building and sustaining social bondings (Algoe et al, 2008) and reinforce prosocial responses in the future (McCullough, 2008).
text: The Yale Center for Emotional Intelligence explains that gratitude is an emotion that supports healing.
text: Gratitude is a powerful concept, emotion, and value, and it can have a real and lasting impact on both your personal and professional life.