After listening this episode, you will be able to engage deeply with the transformative power of gratitude. By responding to carefully crafted questions for gratitude journaling, you will explore how expressing thankfulness can shift your mood, provide new insights, and enhance your social connections. You will also learn about the scientific basis of gratitude, including its effects on areas of the brain involved in moral cognition, value judgment, and theory of mind. Through a personal anecdote, Dr. Reynolds will illustrate the emotional impact of gratitude experienced in a brief, yet profound interaction. After listening this episode you will begin to develop a deeper appreciation for the many blessings in your life.
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DISCLAIMER: The views and opinions expressed in this podcast are solely my own and do not reflect or represent the positions, policies, or opinions of my employer, any organization or academic institution with which I am affiliated. This podcast is a personal initiative, and is not connected to my official/ formal duties and responsibilities as a university professor.
After listening this episode, you will be able to engage deeply with the transformative power of gratitude. By responding to carefully crafted questions for gratitude journaling, you will explore how expressing thankfulness can shift your mood, provide new insights, and enhance your social connections. You will also learn about the scientific basis of gratitude, including its effects on areas of the brain involved in moral cognition, value judgment, and theory of mind. Through a personal anecdote, Dr. Reynolds will illustrate the emotional impact of gratitude experienced in a brief, yet profound interaction. After listening this episode you will begin to develop a deeper appreciation for the many blessings in your life.
OUTLINE
Key Resources/ References
CONTACT: faithmeetsacademia@gmail.com
SUBMIT YOUR PRAYER REQUEST HERE
DISCLAIMER: The views and opinions expressed in this podcast are solely my own and do not reflect or represent the positions, policies, or opinions of my employer, any organization or academic institution with which I am affiliated. This podcast is a personal initiative, and is not connected to my official/ formal duties and responsibilities as a university professor.