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Test Optimal Frequency for Practicing Gratitude
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QUESTION 1: How does the logic of "if a little is good, more must be better" impact the practice of gratitude?
It does not apply, the optimal frequency is crucial to its effectiveness
The logic applies perfectly, and daily practice is most recommended
It only applies if the person has a lot to be thankful for
Reduce the time needed to complete the exercises
QUESTION 2: What is the main risk of practicing gratitude too often, like every day?
Participants may become overly optimistic and lose touch with reality
It may take longer to gain benefits in emotional well-being
Become routine and lose its freshness and transformative power
That the exercise becomes richer and less repetitive
3rd QUESTION: What feeling can the practice of gratitude generate if it becomes an obligation and makes it difficult to fill in the diary?
A feeling of appreciation and satisfaction for the effort made
The certainty that the ritual is a sustainable habit
That the brain focuses more easily on the positive
A slight anxiety or feeling that we don't have enough to be thankful for
QUESTION 4: What was the frequency of practice that, according to a key study, showed a significantly greater increase in happiness levels?
Three times a day
Once a week
Every day
Just once a month
QUESTION 5: Why is the weekly interval considered the "sweet spot" for gratitude practice?
Because it forces the brain to find new things to be grateful for every day
Because it is the only frequency that allows for deep, heartfelt reflection
It allows the practice to remain novel and gives the brain time to accumulate new positive experiences
It is the interval that generates the most anxiety and, therefore, the most transformation
QUESTION 6: What is the key lesson to prioritize in the practice of gratitude?
The quality of deep, heartfelt reflection over mechanical quantity
Quantity, as more repetition strengthens the habit
Consistency in the practice schedule
The length of the list of good things noted
QUESTION 7: What happens to the power of the gratitude strategy if the practice becomes one more obligation on the to-do list?
Increases, as the brain is trained to routine
It remains intact, as the intention is the only thing that counts
It becomes a special and unique ritual
The power of strategy decreases dramatically
QUESTION 8: What is the effect of setting aside a specific time each week for this reflection?
The practice becomes a daily, routine task
It elevates the practice to a special ritual instead of an everyday chore
The brain struggles to fill the gratitude journal
To the exercise losing its freshness and power
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