In the case of the study of Chen & Wu (2013) in “Gratitude Enhances Changes in Athletes’ Self-Esteem: The Moderating Role of Trust in Coach”, the result showed that athletes with higher levels of gratitude increased their self-esteem over time when they their affective trustin their coaches is high as well. KristjánKristjánson (2013), he offers a reconstruction of gratitude as an Aristotelian virtue while Merçon-Vargas, Poelker & Tudge (2017) introduced the concept of gratitude as a virtue. They explained the differences from gratitude viewed as a positive emotion to gratitude viewed as a virtue. Samantha Bausert and Jeffrey Froh in their latest paper
Happiness and the meaning of life are essential parts of the human wellbeing. There are diverse factors predicting happiness that control the meaning of life, and meaningfulness controls happiness. In the case of satisfying one 's needs and wants, a person gains happiness, but it is not the same as to be deduced as the meaning of life since it is long-term. Happiness is largely based on the present factors, while meaningfulness factors on the past, present and future integrated. Smith ESfahai and Daniel Gilbert have similar views on happiness and the meaning of life.
Things to remember this thanksgiving I have noticed lately that the more I show my genuine appreciation for people and things in my life, the happier I have become. I truly believe that expressing gratitude builds and shows humility and understanding. It is so easy to say, “I hate my life” and laugh about it, but do you mean that? No matter what you think of yourself or your life, someone out there is wishing they were just like you and lived your life with all the things you have. Someone else out there would kill to live your life, to be as good looking as you, as wealthy as you, etc.
It has different result. People will feel happy to work and live in this world. So that people need be friendly to keep friendship for long. So that be friendly is the important aspect to
We are able to tune in to our innate capacity for gratefulness each moment of every day. Each one of us has the innate spiritual power of free will. This means that we always have the ability to choose. While we may not always have a choice about what we experience in life, we definitely have a choice about how we experience events. Even when we find ourselves in the midst of difficulty or things not going like we want, we can decide to behold the good in the
Children’s talents and abilities are acknowledged and reinforced to teachers. Each student is encouraged to develop a sense of Christian values toward family, school, society, and self. Appropriate teaching methods and challenging expectations allow students to reach their potential as independent learners. Students are provided learning opportunities in a safe, appealing, and Christian environment. The learning environment respects other ethnic, cultures, and religious diversity among churches, teachers, parents, and community (CMDS Parent Handbook).
Positive reinforcement is the result of behavior that increases the probability that the behavior will reoccur. Positive reinforcement is very common and is likely to occur in everyone’s daily life, from infants to adults. We all experience positive reinforcement and get rewarded for it and these rewards increase the chance that we’ll keep up the positive behaviors. According to edutopa.org, educators believe that the way to effective disciple is by building a relationship with that person instead of punishing them. I agree with this theory and also there are other ways to maintain a positive classroom management, such as: setting the classroom rules at the beginning of each lesson, checks in with all the students to make sure they’re ready, maintaining the student’s dignity, and also treating them equally with fairness.
The framework that can guide the researcher on gratitude is the broaden-and-build theory of positive emotions (Fredrickson, 2004). This theory asserts that positive emotions, such as joy, pride, contentment and love, widen the array of thoughts and actions a person experiences which strengthen that individual’s physical, social and/or intellectual resources. Concretely, when one experiences gratitude in response to a benefit or gift received, it can create a desire to act in a pro-social manner, either towards the benefactor or towards others (Hasemeyer,
There are many reasons why older people perform better. The main reason is that they are more focussed in life. They know why they study and they are serious about their studies. Younger students are not always serious about their studies. They also do not always know where they are heading in life.
Generally, these elements of nature may be recognized more poor then habitual ( This is called negative disconfirmation), if it’s better then habitual (affirmative disconfirmation), or just as it’s predicted (a neutral disconfirmation). Oliver (1981) The customers should feel special during the dining experience. So wowing them, hosting them as guests and giving them more they expected should be the distinctive power of a successful restaurateur. At this point, to assure this wow effect with a help of nostalgia would be quite logical to perform and makes positive disconfirmation