Awe life satisfaction

• A small dose of awe even gave participants a momentary boost in life satisfaction. Thus, these results also have implications for how people spend their time, and underscore the importance and promise of cultivating awe in everyday life.
(au.news.yahoo.com)
• A small dose of awe even gave participants a momentary boost in life satisfaction Regular "awesome" experiences may also improve our mental health and make us nicer people, claim psychologists.
(Times of Malta)
• They then filled out questionnaires about patience, volunteerism, life satisfaction and other questions. The participants cued to recall awe reported feeling less impatient and more willing to spend time helping others.
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• Additionally, those who expressed greater feelings of awe reported greater life satisfaction, at least momentarily. The results of the three experiments proved more conclusive than the researchers had anticipated.
(Yahoo Finance)
• These outcomes have been related to well-being, suggesting life satisfaction itself might be affected by awe.
(Personal Liberty Digest)
• A team of scientists led by Melanie Rudd, from Stanford University in California, concluded, "A small dose of awe even gave participants a momentary boost in life satisfaction and underscored the importance of cultivating awe in everyday life.
(Top News India)
• "A small dose of awe gave participants a momentary boost in life satisfaction. Thus, these results also have implications for how people spend their time", said the study researchers.
(TopNews United States)
• For a second or two we could understand the awe that greeted the Mongol armies as they descended A white dzud buries the life-giving grass under heavy snows; an iron dzud seals it under a glaze of ice.
(Pittsburgh Post-Gazette)
• For a second or two we could understand the awe that greeted the Mongol armies as they descended A white dzud buries the life-giving grass under heavy snows; an iron dzud seals it under a glaze of ice.
(The Chronicle Herald)