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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-658-00271-8neglected in psychology, but show how this is an important area of investigation. Similarly, I reveal how gratitude has been neglected in the social sciences. Gratitude is an important topic for study because it is a frequently experienced state, and it appears to be one of the strongest components

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Externe Luftverschmutzungskostenul and thankful, I provide an outline of Rosenberg’s (Rev Gen Psychol 2:247–270, 1998) typology for the study of emotional phenomena. Following her approach, I begin by providing a definition of gratitude as an emotional state, and then I review research that speaks to the thought/action tendencies

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-322-85169-7 gratitude, followed by a more extensive exploration of the cognitive antecedents of gratitude. Appraisals that lead to grateful emotion are characterized by four general themes. In order for one to experience gratitude one must first recognize that a gift has indeed occurred. Second, when one recog

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,Nachhaltigkeit als ?regulative Idee“,tude amplifies the good, then gratitude should enhance well-being. In this chapter I explore this issue by investigating the relationships between gratitude in three areas of well-being: emotional, social, and physical. Both correlation and experimental studies provide solid support for the theory t

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-658-31214-5al disorders. I first show that trait gratitude and depression are negatively associated in both cross-sectional and longitudinal studies. Furthermore, several experimental studies have shown that gratitude interventions reduce depression symptoms. I then explore . gratitude contravenes depression.