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.
🌊 Positive emotions are fleeting and rise up like a wave before dissipating.
🤝 Love and connection can exist in short-lived uplifted moments, not just in long-term relationships.
🧠 Positive emotions broaden our awareness and unlock creativity, leading to personal growth and resourcefulness.
🌱 Positive emotions are like superfoods that nourish our health and well-being.
💞 Positivity resonance, defined as micro moments of shared positivity, is the elemental building block of love.
👶 Smiling at a baby exemplifies positivity resonance and fosters healthy growth.
🔑 Perceived responsiveness is a key feature of intimate relationships, where individuals feel seen, understood, cared for, and validated.
⏰ 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.
🌟 Positive emotions in interpersonal relationships involve shared positive affect, mutual care and concern, and biological and behavioral synchrony.
🤝 Building social resources and strengthening social bonds relies on increasing moments of shared positivity and understanding.
💡 Love and connection exist in micro-moments known as 'positivity resonance', which require specific situational conditions to emerge.
🔑 Perceived safety, real-time sensory connection, and shared voice are preconditions for positivity resonance to occur.
🌟 Behavioral synchrony and decoding subtle cues like different types of smiles are important for building rapport and connections.
💡 Positivity resonance is the degree to which dyadic experiences capture mutual trust, respect, and synchrony.
🔍 Face-to-face interactions support positivity resonance more than text-based communication.
👥 Experiencing positivity resonance is correlated with higher mental health, lower depression and loneliness, and improved well-being.
💓 Shared physiological responses between individuals indicate synchrony.
🤝 Positivity resonance and shared physiology are associated with better health outcomes.
😊 Micro-moments of connection with others are important for mental and physical well-being.
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