What Are Grateful People Like? Characteristics of Grateful People

Watkins, Philip C.

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“…everyday life and feel gratitude towards more people. Grateful people are more likely to be positive about other people and see more goodness in others such as their best friends or neighbors [24][25][26] .…”

Section: Gratitude and Well-beingmentioning

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Mature Gratitude in Positive Psychiatry

Jans-Beken¹

2021

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This is a concept chapter for the upcoming book The Virtues in Psychiatric Practice published by the Oxford University Press and edited by dr. John R. Peteet. The chapter explains the concepts of gratitude and mature gratitude, and the fields of positive psychology 2.0 and positive psychiatry. Subsequently, the chapter discusses gratitude and well-being and gratitude and the clinical practice. This is complemented with four case studies: burnout, addiction, chronic pain and bereavement.

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Mature Gratitude in Positive Psychiatry

Jans-Beken¹

2021

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“…Sedangkan melalui uji kategorisasi yang telah dilakukan, diketahui bahwa mayoritas partisipan memiliki gratitude dan student engagement dengan tingkat yang sedang. Akan tetapi, terdapat partisipan yang memiliki gratitude dan student engagement dengan tingkat yang tinggi yang ditandai dengan ciri-ciri gratitude yang tinggi seperti merasakan perasaan berlimpah, mengapresiasi hal-hal kecil dan sederhana, dan dapat menghargai bantuan dari seseorang(Watkins, 2014). Sedangkan siswa yang memiliki student engagement dapat terlihat dari ciri-cirinya seperti kesejahteraan fisik dan mental yang baik, kualitas dan kepuasan hidup yang tinggi, dapat terhindar dari masalah, minimnya…”

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Korelasi Antara Gratitude Dan Student Engagement Pada Siswa Sma X Yang Menggunakan Kurikulum Merdeka

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Hastuti

2023

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Tujuan dari penelitian ini adalah untuk mengetahui adanya korelasi antara gratitude dan student engagement pada siswa SMA X yang melakukan pembelajaran dengan menggunakan kurikulum merdeka. Gratitude merupakan emosi positif yang ditunjukkan dengan perasaan berterima kasih atas segala sesuatu yang telah diberikan oleh orang lain. Sementara itu, student engagement merupakan partisipasi siswa dalam kegiatan pembelajaran yang melibatkan keaktifan, emosi, motivasi, konsentrasi, serta strategi belajar. Student engagement diperlukan agar siswa dapat lebih aktif dalam melakukan kegiatan yang memerlukan keterlibatan siswa, seperti pelajaran Proyek Penguatan Profil Pelajar Pancasila (P5) yang mulai diterapkan saat kurikulum merdeka. Penelitian ini dilakukan untuk melihat apakah terdapat korelasi positif antara gratitude dan student engagement pada siswa SMA X yang menggunakan kurikulum merdeka. Sampel pada penelitian ini merupakan siswa kelas 10 dan 11 dari SMA X yang menggunakan kurikulum merdeka. Pengujian hipotesis dilakukan dengan menggunakan korelas Spearman yang menghasilkan nilai r(210) = 0.356 dan p = 0.000 < 0.05. Hasil dari penelitian ini dapat disimpulkan bahwa terdapat korelasi positif dan signifikan antara gratitude dan student engagement pada siswa kelas 10 dan 11 SMA X. Semakin tinggi gratitude maka semakin tinggi tingkat student engagement.

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Gratitude

Jans-Beken¹

2021

The Virtues in Psychiatric Practice

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Gratitude has been omnipresent in religious, spiritual, and philosophical ideologies since ancient times. All these ideologies believed that gratitude contributes to the well-being of individuals, to strong relationships between people, and to societal cohesion, and it is seen as an essential part of living a meaningful life. In positive psychology, gratitude is viewed as a general tendency to recognize small to large benefits, to experience sufficiency, and to acknowledge anything in the world, both human and nonhuman, with grateful emotion; expression of this emotion promotes one’s own well-being and the well-being of others; also called mature gratitude. An important aspect of mature gratitude as a contributor to well-being is the ability to be grateful for broken belongings, hurtful people, or any other kind of adversity. Health and well-being cannot be understood merely by analysis of the individual psychopathological symptoms but by the synthesis of all domains of mental health, each of which is associated with gratitude: physical well-being, psychological well-being, and social well-being. Gratitude contributes more or less to each of these areas. In clinical practice, gratitude can play a positive role regarding several diagnoses, including burnout, addiction, chronic pain, and bereavement. This chapter illustrates the effect gratitude has on the mental health of people with these serious conditions. Mature gratitude plays a vital role in preventing people from experiencing depression, anger, and anxiety because of suffering. It teaches people a better and more adaptive way to embrace their hardship.

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What Are Grateful People Like? Characteristics of Grateful People

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Mature Gratitude in Positive Psychiatry

Mature Gratitude in Positive Psychiatry

Korelasi Antara Gratitude Dan Student Engagement Pada Siswa Sma X Yang Menggunakan Kurikulum Merdeka

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