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What was Aristotle's belief regarding happiness?
What was Aristotle's belief regarding happiness?
- Happiness should be pursued at all costs.
- Happiness is everyone's ultimate goal. (correct)
- Happiness is not important.
- Happiness is a temporary state.
Too much happiness can lead to increased threat perception.
Too much happiness can lead to increased threat perception.
False (B)
What emotion can often lead to heightened creativity and innovation?
What emotion can often lead to heightened creativity and innovation?
anger
Suppression of emotions like sadness and _____ may have negative effects on health.
Suppression of emotions like sadness and _____ may have negative effects on health.
Match the following emotions with their potential benefits or messages:
Match the following emotions with their potential benefits or messages:
Negative feelings can prepare us for potential problems.
Negative feelings can prepare us for potential problems.
Happiness has no impact on judgment or perception of threats.
Happiness has no impact on judgment or perception of threats.
Anger can enhance creativity and lead to better innovative performance.
Anger can enhance creativity and lead to better innovative performance.
Expressing negative emotions had no significance in ancient Greece.
Expressing negative emotions had no significance in ancient Greece.
Suppressing emotions like sadness generally improves health.
Suppressing emotions like sadness generally improves health.
Flashcards
Negative emotions' value
Negative emotions' value
Negative emotions like sadness and worry can be helpful by preparing us for potential challenges.
Too much happiness downside
Too much happiness downside
Excessive happiness can decrease vigilance towards potential threats, potentially leading to poor decision-making.
Anger and innovation
Anger and innovation
Anger can stimulate creativity and lead to innovative solutions.
Emotional balance
Emotional balance
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Suppressed emotions
Suppressed emotions
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Happiness's downside
Happiness's downside
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Anger's creative potential
Anger's creative potential
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Emotional balance benefits
Emotional balance benefits
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Expressing emotions healthily
Expressing emotions healthily
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Study Notes
Happiness and Well-being
- Happiness is a common goal, but sometimes negative feelings can be beneficial
- Aristotle believed happiness was the ultimate goal
- Modern society emphasizes positivity
- Happiness apps are available
- Feeling down/sad can be a helpful emotion
Negative Feelings and Success
- Negative feelings can prepare for potential problems
- Intense happiness can reduce critical thinking
- Being anxious or worried can lead to problem-solving solutions
- Feelings of anger, sadness can improve creativity and innovation
Happiness and Interpersonal Relationships
- Happiness often linked to kindness, but sometimes opposite can be true (e.g., sadness and generosity)
- Happier people tend to be more selfish
- Feeling sad often leads to greater empathy and consideration for others
Importance of Negative Emotions
- Suppressing emotions can be detrimental to health
- Ancient Greece used theatre to process negative emotions
- Experiencing negative emotions is a natural process
- It's beneficial to feel negative emotions
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This quiz delves into the complex relationship between happiness and negative emotions. It discusses the role of feelings like sadness and anger in enhancing creativity, empathy, and problem-solving. Discover how ancient philosophies and modern perspectives on emotions shape our understanding of well-being.
