The importance of considering other people in our happiness and well-being.
The need for effort and vulnerability in building connections with others.
The significance of micro moments of positive connection for human well-being.
π Positive emotions are fleeting and rise up like a wave before dissipating.
π€ Love and connection can exist in short-lived uplifted moments, not just in long-term relationships.
π§ Positive emotions broaden our awareness and unlock creativity, leading to personal growth and resourcefulness.
π± Positive emotions are like superfoods that nourish our health and well-being.
π Positivity resonance, defined as micro moments of shared positivity, is the elemental building block of love.
πΆ Smiling at a baby exemplifies positivity resonance and fosters healthy growth.
π Perceived responsiveness is a key feature of intimate relationships, where individuals feel seen, understood, cared for, and validated.
β° Emotion science recognizes that feelings of being seen and understood, and investing in the well-being of others, are momentary experiences that fluctuate over time.
π Positive emotions in interpersonal relationships involve shared positive affect, mutual care and concern, and biological and behavioral synchrony.
π€ Building social resources and strengthening social bonds relies on increasing moments of shared positivity and understanding.
π‘ Love and connection exist in micro-moments known as 'positivity resonance', which require specific situational conditions to emerge.
π Perceived safety, real-time sensory connection, and shared voice are preconditions for positivity resonance to occur.
π Behavioral synchrony and decoding subtle cues like different types of smiles are important for building rapport and connections.
π‘ Positivity resonance is the degree to which dyadic experiences capture mutual trust, respect, and synchrony.
π Face-to-face interactions support positivity resonance more than text-based communication.
π₯ Experiencing positivity resonance is correlated with higher mental health, lower depression and loneliness, and improved well-being.
π Shared physiological responses between individuals indicate synchrony.
π€ Positivity resonance and shared physiology are associated with better health outcomes.
π Micro-moments of connection with others are important for mental and physical well-being.
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