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1 The Value of Positive Emotions Barbara L. Fredrickson, Ph.D.
2 The Value of Positive Perspectives Video Clip: Celebrate What s Right with the World
3 Positive Psychology A mental health continuum Role of positive character Role of positive states Role of positive organizations
4 Exercise: Relive a Frustrating Event
5 Aspects of Anger
6 Exercise: Relive a Joyful Event
7 Aspects of Joy
8 Working Definition of Emotions Brief Multi-component systems Initiated by meaning assessments Distinct from other affective phenomena
9 How Pos Emotions Differ from Neg Emotions Fewer ties to pathology Less salient More frequent More diffuse Seldom concern threats
10 Specific Action Tendencies Fear escape Anger attack Disgust expel Guilt make amends Shame disappear Sadness withdraw
11 Specific Action Tendencies Contentment... inaction Joy free activation Affection approach Relief cessation of vigilance
12 Thought Action Specific Action Tendencies X X
13 Breadth of Momentary Thought-Action Repertoire Negative Emotions Narrow Positive Emotions Broaden
14 Descriptions of Seven Positive Emotions Joy Interest Contentment Pride Gratitude Elevation Love
15 Joy CONTEXT: TENDENCY: OUTCOME: safe, familiar, progress play acquire skills
16 Interest CONTEXT: TENDENCY: OUTCOME: safe, novel, mysterious explore gain knowledge
17 Contentment CONTEXT: TENDENCY: OUTCOME: safe, certain, low effort savor & integrate modify self- & world-views
18 Pride CONTEXT: TENDENCY: OUTCOME: credit self for good outcome dream big about future achievement motivation
19 Gratitude CONTEXT: TENDENCY: OUTCOME: receive altruistic gift creative giving social bonds, skills for loving
20 Elevation CONTEXT: TENDENCY: OUTCOME: witness altruism become a better person gain morality &compassion
21 Love CONTEXT: TENDENCY: OUTCOME: safe, close relationships play, explore, savor, dream social support
22 Positive Emotions Broaden Thought-Action Repertoires Joy play Interest explore Contentment... savor & integrate Pride dream big Gratitude creative giving Elevation become better Love all of the above
23 Positive Emotions Build Durable Personal Resources Physical resources Social resources Intellectual resources Psychological resources
24 The Broaden-and-Build Theory of Positive Emotions Fredrickson (1998). Review of General Psychology, 2, Fredrickson (2001). American Psychologist, 56, Fredrickson (2003). American Scientist, 91,
25 The Value of Positive Emotions Barbara L. Fredrickson, Ph.D. MORNING BREAK
26 Research Evidence Empirical Support for the Broaden-and-Build Theory
27 The Broaden Effect Positive emotions broaden people s attention and thinking.
28 Exercise: Study the back of your hand Given this feeling, What do you want to do right now?
29 Exercise: Relive a joyful event Given this feeling, What do you want to do right now?
30 Reflect & Share: Did Your Thought-Action Repertoire Broaden?
31 Empirical Strategy Between-Ps Manipulation: Contentment Joy Neutral Anger Fear Dependent Measure: Breadth of Thought-Action Repertoire Global-Local Visual Processing
32 Breadth of Thought-Action Repertoire Content Joy Neutral Anger Fear Fredrickson & Branigan (2005). Cognition and Emotion, 19,
33 Global-Local Visual Processing
34 Global Preference Content Joy Neutral Anger Fear Fredrickson & Branigan (2005). Cognition and Emotion, 19,
35 Self-Other Overlap
36 Cross-Race Face Recognition Own-race bias (ORB): Poor recognition of faces of a different race Cross-race recognition impaired by racial categorization
37 Empirical Strategy Context: White Ps learn 28 faces Between-Ps Manipulation: Joy Neutral Fear Dependent Measure: Recognition Sensitivity (d ) to White versus Black faces
38 Positive Emotions Eliminate the ORB White Faces Black Faces Joy Neutral Fear Johnson & Fredrickson (in press). Psychological Science.
39 Empirical Strategy Context: Race categorization task Between-Ps Manipulation: Joy Neutral Fear Dependent Measure: Categorization Sensitivity (d ) to mostly White versus mostly Black Morphs
40 Initial Endpoints Morphed Averages 20% 40% 60% 80%
41 Positive Emotions Reduce Race Sensitivity Johnson & Fredrickson (under review). Joy Neutral Fear
42 The Broaden Effect: Summary Cognitive Thought-Action Repertoires Global Visual Processing Social Self-Other Overlap Cross-Race Face Recognition Blurs Racial Boundaries
43 The Resilience Effect Positive emotions are an active ingredient within trait resilience
44 The Undo Hypothesis If negative emotions narrow and positive emotions broaden then positive emotions should be efficient antidotes for the lingering aftereffects of negative emotions.
45 Exercise: Visualize a car careening towards you Then a blessing you re safe. Now, think of someone you love. REFLECTION: What did you notice?
46 Empirical Strategy Context: Speech Anxiety Between-Ps Manipulation: Contentment Joy Neutral Sadness Dependent Measure: Duration of Cardiovascular Reactivity
47 Responses to Speech Preparation Heart Rate** Finger Pulse Amplitude** Pulse Transit to Finger** Pulse Transit to Ear** Diastolic Blood Pressure** Systolic Blood Pressure** ** p <.001
48 Duration of Cardiovascular Reactivity Content Joy Neutral Sadness Fredrickson et al., (2000). Motivation and Emotion, 24,
49 Duration of Cardiovascular Reactivity High Resilient Low Resilient Time (in seconds) Tugade & Fredrickson (2004). Journal of Personality and Social Psychology, 86,
50 Empirical Strategy Assessed early in 2001: Trait Resilience Psychological Resources Assessed after September 11 th : Depression Psychological Resources Negative and Positive Emotions
51 Resilience Predicts Depression after 9/11... Psychological Resilience β = -.24* Depressive Symptoms p <.05. Fredrickson et al., (2003). Journal of Personality and Social Psychology, 84,
52 ... through Positive Emotions Positive Emotions β =.59 β =.45 Psychological Resilience β =.02 Depressive Symptoms p <.001; p <.01. Fredrickson et al., (2003). Journal of Personality and Social Psychology, 84,
53 Resilience Predicts Growth after 9/11... Psychological Resilience β =.27* Increases in Psychological Resources p <.05. Fredrickson et al., (2003). Journal of Personality and Social Psychology, 84,
54 ... through Positive Emotions Positive Emotions β =.59 β =.48 Psychological Resilience β = 0.01 Increases in Psychological Resources p <.001; p <.01. Fredrickson et al., (2003). Journal of Personality and Social Psychology, 84,
55 Reflection: Pos Emotions in Crises in your Practice Opportunities for PEs in Crises How may those PEs have benefited you or your client?
56 The Resilience Effect: Summary Cardiovascular Recovery Cultivated Positive Emotions Trait Resilience Depression Resistance Reactions to 9/11 Reactions to Therapeutic Crises
57 The Build Effect Over time, positive emotions build consequential personal resources and increase well-being.
58 Empirical Strategy Context: Diary Study, 28 days Daily Measures: Positive and Negative Emotions Pre- and Post-Measures: Trait Resilience Subjective Well-being
59 Positive Emotions uniquely linked to growth Increases in Resilience Increases in SWB Daily Positive Emotions r =.31*** r =.34*** Daily Negative Emotions r = -.16 r = -.14 Fredrickson et al., (2005). In preparation. p <.001.
60 Positive Emotions Increase SWB by Building Resources Changes in Resilience β =.31 β = 38 Daily Positive Emotions β =.20 Changes in SWB p <.001; p <.01. Fredrickson et al., (2005). In preparation.
61 New Directions To test whether and how positive emotions build efficient social coordination and high-quality connections between people. with Michael D. Cohen
62 Social Coordination the interlocking, reciprocally-triggered action sequences of individuals working toward a common goal with Michael D. Cohen
63 High-Quality Connections Connecting to another person in ways that bring: felt vitality felt mutuality life-giving physiological changes. Based on Dutton (2003). Energize your workplace. Jossey-Bass
64 Empirical Strategy Context: Cooperative card game Between-Dyads Manipulation: Joy Neutral Dependent Measures: Efficiency of social coordination Implicit model of other Group identity; High-quality connection
65 Hypothesized Results Positive emotion produces more efficient social coordination. Positive emotion produces more accurate implicit models of the other. Positive emotion increases perceptions of group identity. Positive emotions build high-quality connections.
66 The Build Effect: Summary Psychological Growth After 9/11 In trait resilience & well-being Social Cohesion (work in progress) High-quality connections Social coordination
67 The Value of Positive Emotions Barbara L. Fredrickson, Ph.D.
68 The Flourish Hypothesis Positive affect is an active ingredient within human flourishing.
69 How much positive affect is needed to flourish?
70 Hints: Positivity Offset Negativity Bias (a.k.a. bad is stronger than good )
71 Case: People in Therapy No remission: 0.7:1 Typical remission: 2.3:1 Optimal remission: 4.3:1 Schwartz et al. (2002). Behavioural and Cognitive Psychotherapy, 30,
72 Case: Marriages Ailing marriages: 0.8:1 Thriving marriages: 4.9:1 Gottman (1994). What predicts divorce? Hillsdale, NJ: Lawrence Erlbaum.
73 Case: Business Teams Low-performance 0.4:1 Medium-performance 1.8:1 High-performance 5.6:1 Losada & Heaphy (2004). American Behavioral Scientist, 47,
74 Empirical Strategy (Losada, 1999) Observed 60 business teams High Performance (n = 15) Medium Performance (n = 26) Low Performance (n = 19) Coded all speech acts Positive-Negative Inquiry-Advocacy Self-Other Created a nonlinear dynamics model of observed interactions
75 Dynamics of Losada s Business Teams Emotional Space Inquiry / Advocacy Fredrickson & Losada (in press). American Psychologist.
76 Empirical Strategy Context: Diary Study, 28 days Between-Ps Classification: Flourishing Languishing Dependent Measure: Ratio of Positive to Negative Emotions
77 The Losada Line Pos : Neg = 2.9 : Individuals Marriages Business Teams Fredrickson & Losada (in press). American Psychologist.
78 What happens at higher levels of positive affect?
79 Pos : Neg = 100 : 1 Emotional Space Inquiry / Advocacy Fredrickson & Losada (in press). American Psychologist.
80 How much positive affect is needed to flourish? Pos : Neg > 2.9 : 1 Pos : Neg < 11.6 : 1
81 The Value of Positive Emotions Barbara L. Fredrickson, Ph.D.
82 Capturing Positivity Ratios
83 Calculate your positivity ratio for today On a 0-4 scale, on which: 0 = not at all 1 = a little bit 2 = moderately 3 = quite a bit 4 = extremely What is the most you ve felt today?
84 What is the most you have felt today? Amused, fun-loving, silly awe, wonder, amazement content, serene, peaceful glad, happy, joyful grateful, appreciative, thankful hopeful, optimistic, encouraged interested, alert, curious love, closeness, trust proud, confident, selfassured #angry, irritated, annoyed #ashamed, humiliated, disgraced #contemptuous, scornful, disdainful #disgust, distaste, revulsion #embarrassed, self-conscious, blushing #repentant, guilty, blameworthy #sad, downhearted, unhappy, #scared, fearful, afraid Fredrickson et al., (2003). Journal of Personality and Social Psychology, 84,
85 Day Reconstruction Step 1: Reinstate the target day in working memory (i.e., yesterday ) Identify the full sequence of all episodes of your morning, your afternoon, and your evening. Step 2: Complete a short survey for each episode within the target day. Kahneman et al. (2004). Science, 306,
86 Augmenting Positivity Ratios
87 Reducing Negativity Eliminate sarcasm Selective media exposure Minimize exposure to known irritants CBT toolbox
88 Increasing Positivity Assumption: Positive emotions stem from finding positive meaning Findings: Positive reframing Infusing the ordinary w/ pos meaning Active problem-solving Using signature strengths Sharing positive experiences Being kind
89 Exercise: Guided Meditation
90 Reflect & Share Did the meditation augment your positive emotions?
91 Other strategies to increase positivity Video clip: Fish!
92 Themes in Fish! Play Make their day Be there Choose your attitude
93 Enablers and disablers of PEs in your practice ENABLERS (cultivate / protect PEs) DISABLERS (prevent / disrupt PEs)
94 Positive Affect Transforms People
95 The Value of Positive Emotions? Broaden attention and thinking Fuel psychological resilience Build consequential personal resources Seed human flourishing
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