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« Okay, little human, your emotions will naturally make you afraid and sad, but you will be saved by your moods (if you work well on them...)! »
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Christophe André
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« Life events and adverse situations induce more negative moods than their favourable counterparts induce positive moods: we get annoyed with the broken water heater, but we do not look forward to having our hot water every morning. Well, we should do it as an exercise in lucidity and happiness! Again, much work validates the existence of the phenomenon. »
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Christophe André
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States of soul: Learning about serenity
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« Finally, negative moods push us to a rather slow, careful, careful, attentive, meticulous "procedural" in the jargon of scientists: step by step and step by step, as if walking on a minefield! They give us the impression that the time that passes is longer.41 While positive moods lead us to a rather fast, global and intuitive approach to the surrounding world, called "heuristic": we frolic psychologically. »
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Christophe André
States of soul: Learning about serenity |
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Christophe André
States of soul: Learning about serenity
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