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Psychology In Seattle Podcast

Tips on Gratitude

Psychology In Seattle Podcast

Kirk Honda

Mental Health, Health & Fitness

4.61.2K Ratings

🗓️ 15 August 2022

⏱️ 59 minutes

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Summary

Dr Kirk Honda and Humberto review research on gratitude and provide tips.

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0:00.0

So, Burdo, I have a variety of things that I want to talk about today.

0:03.7

So, let's do it. What do you say?

0:05.9

That sounds fantastic.

0:07.2

So, annual patron Natasha from California, she says,

0:11.4

Hey, Kirk and Unberto, recently some things happened in my life

0:15.1

that left me wishing that I could have just appreciated something that was

0:19.0

happening, that was good.

0:20.0

Do either of you have ways of getting into the mindset

0:23.2

of seeing a good moment for what it is while it's happening?

0:26.4

Any tips for enjoying the good things in life?

0:30.0

So, Burdo, not only will we provide any tips that you and I might have,

0:33.9

but also, I wanted to do this psychological test

0:37.0

that psychologists will use to measure how grateful we are.

0:41.4

So, this is the gratitude questionnaire developed by

0:45.2

McCullough Emmons and saying in 2002, called the GQ6 scale,

0:50.4

and there's many different gratitude scales we use in psychology,

0:53.5

but this is the fastest one.

0:54.7

So, are you ready, Burdo?

0:56.3

So, from one to seven with one being strongly disagree,

1:00.0

and seven being strongly agree, and four being neutral.

1:04.0

So, one strongly disagree, seven strongly agree,

1:07.3

and you can play along at home if you want to.

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