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Test Family rituals of gratitude and celebration
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1st QUESTION: What is the effect of family rituals centered on gratitude and recognition?
Helps to better memorize achievements
Strengthen family connection and promote wellness
Avoid discussions
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QUESTION 2: What are rituals in the family context?
Spontaneous meetings
Repeated meaningless activities
Repeated actions with special significance
Mandatory daily tasks
QUESTION 3: What is a key benefit of positive family rituals?
Confuse children
Reinforce values and generate positive emotions
Help maintain discipline
Wasting time
4th QUESTION: What does the "gratitude jar" consist of?
An ornament with motivational phrases
A jar of candy for difficult moments
A practice in which reasons for gratitude are written down and read as a family
A box of family tips
QUESTION 5: What activity can be done during dinner as a gratitude ritual?
Eating without distractions
Share something good that happened or for which they are grateful
Making a board game
Read a story aloud
QUESTION 6: What is the role of family celebrations such as birthdays or holidays?
Organize the day's tasks
Create study habits
Marking important milestones and strengthening family unity
Promote healthy competition
7th QUESTION: What does it mean to "savor" good times according to positive psychology?
Remember them with a photograph
Mindfulness and full enjoyment
Make a summary to analyze them
Share them only on social networks
QUESTION 8: What are the results of implementing positive rituals consistently in the home?
They only help the little ones
Increase school productivity
Contribute to family happiness and create an emotional legacy
Avoid boredom
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