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Overall, the discussions demonstrate a high level of interest and recognition of awe's importance, with examples like references to Keltner & Haidt’s work and personal reflections on experiences in nature or spiritual contexts, which underscore awe's moral, spiritual, and aesthetic significance and reveal how thoughtful engagement with the article's themes can deepen emotional understanding.
Most discussions align with the article's depiction of awe as a morally, spiritually, and aesthetically significant emotion, referencing its core principles and referencing established researchers like Keltner and Haidt.
Posts show strong curiosity about awe's nature, with many citing research, historical figures, and examples like visiting the Grand Canyon, indicating a high engagement with the topic.
Several discussions go beyond surface mentions, exploring interpretations and implications of awe, such as its role in religious or institutional contexts, demonstrating thoughtful engagement.
The conversations suggest that the publication influences how people understand both personal and collective emotional experiences, emphasizing awe's profound effect on moral and aesthetic appreciation.
17.توضیح یا خارج از انتظارمون مواجه میشیم. مثلا یه نمای زیبایی از طبیعت. بر اساس این مقاله https://t.co/wgbv2DYi9M این حیرت زدگی هم باعث میشه احساس کنید اونقدرا هم بزرگ و مهم و مرکز جهان نیستید و هم باعث میشه حس کنید جزیی از یک کل بزرگتر هستید که این خودش باعث تقویت احساس
Researchers Dacher Keltner & @JonHaidt say awe "involves being in the presence of something powerful, along with associated feelings of submission." It’s the feeling you might get visiting the Grand Canyon or looking up at a sky full of stars. https://t.co/N339uDsiFh https://t.co/mCBEyWFYJm
@robinhanson Hard to define religion strictly in institutional/ideological terms. But in psychological terms, maybe it's whatever institutions/ideologies persist mainly through creating the feeling of awe, as studied in this classic paper by @JonHaidt https://t.co/QGzKsgHee9
@kanjun an explanation for an adjacent emotion, awe: https://t.co/zeSLlj3c4i
Natural and human-made objects that are vast in relation to the self and transcend our previous knowledge can elicit experiences of awe. Keltner & Haidt, 2003, 2010 https://t.co/YSNr5TIwhD https://t.co/zj0WxJhGP3
Keltner博士の2003年に発表された畏敬の念に関する研究 "Approaching awe, a moral, spiritual, and aesthetic emotion"は1508回引用されている。ちょうど会社員デビューして、毎日街に暮らし通い人に囲まれて過ごし始めた時期。今、もう一度原点（原典）へ戻る。 https://t.co/VmMuCzIQ7v
Explore the scientific understanding of awe, focusing on core appraisals like vastness and need for accommodation, as well as variations influenced by threat, beauty, and virtue. Derived from psychological…
Knowing how envious individuals act is essential to protect our emotional health, relationships, and progress. Envy can undermine confidence and create cycles of guilt or excessive self-protection, but understanding…
Awe can promote humility by reducing self-importance and increasing prosocial behaviors. This video explores how experiencing awe when confronted with something vast and challenging fosters a diminished self-view and…
Humility is essential for counteracting selfish behaviors. Experiencing awe from something vast can foster humility by making individuals see themselves as smaller and more connected to outside influences, as…
Awe is an emotional response to vast stimuli that go beyond our current understanding, which can reduce focus on the self and promote helping others. Studies show that experiencing awe increases generosity, ethical…
Awe, an emotional response to vast stimuli, can reduce focus on the self and promote helping others. Studies show that experiencing awe increases generosity, ethical decisions, and prosocial values by making individuals…
Humility is a vital virtue that counters selfishness, and experiencing awe can foster humility. Studies show that encountering vast or challenging stimuli leads to self-diminishment and increased humility, promoting…
Observing something vast such as the night sky, ocean, or large groups of animals can significantly improve mental health. This practice evokes awe, reduces stress, and fosters a sense of connection with something…
Awe expands your mind reduces stress and strengthens social bonds. The paper proposes a prototype approach, highlighting core appraisals like vastness and accommodation, explaining variations in awe and related emotions…
Keltner博士の2003年に発表された畏敬の念に関する研究 "Approaching awe, a moral, spiritual, and aesthetic emotion"は1508回引用されている。ちょうど会社員デビューして、毎日街に暮らし通い人に囲まれて過ごし始めた時期。今、もう一度原点（原典）へ戻る。 https://t.co/VmMuCzIQ7v
RT @buddaboodam: 17.توضیح یا خارج از انتظارمون مواجه میشیم. مثلا یه نمای زیبایی از طبیعت. بر اساس این مقاله https://t.co/wgbv2DYi9M این حیر…
17.توضیح یا خارج از انتظارمون مواجه میشیم. مثلا یه نمای زیبایی از طبیعت. بر اساس این مقاله https://t.co/wgbv2DYi9M این حیرت زدگی هم باعث میشه احساس کنید اونقدرا هم بزرگ و مهم و مرکز جهان نیستید و هم باعث میشه حس کنید جزیی از یک کل بزرگتر هستید که این خودش باعث تقویت احساس
RT @neurosocialself: Natural and human-made objects that are vast in relation to the self and transcend our previous knowledge can elicit e…
Natural and human-made objects that are vast in relation to the self and transcend our previous knowledge can elicit experiences of awe. Keltner & Haidt, 2003, 2010 https://t.co/YSNr5TIwhD https://t.co/zj0WxJhGP3
Natural and human-made objects that are vast in relation to the self and transcend our previous knowledge can elicit experiences of awe. Keltner & Haidt, 2003, 2010 https://t.co/YSNr5TIwhD https://t.co/RJP8shC4i6
@DGPs_MediaPsych Tough question. 3 from the top of my head: (1) @JonHaidt's writings inspired me a lot (e.g., https://t.co/n1vhc552fB). A brilliant mind and writer. (2) @olivermb's & @ArtRaney's study on eudaimonic motivations (https://t.co/xgKFLC44Ud). It deeply enriched my understanding...
Talking about awe with @nelson_sky at 7 am https://t.co/cPYgDL6D8N
Researchers Dacher Keltner & @JonHaidt say awe "involves being in the presence of something powerful, along with associated feelings of submission." It’s the feeling you might get visiting the Grand Canyon or looking up at a sky full of stars. https://t.co/N339uDsiFh https://t.co/mCBEyWFYJm
RT @primalpoly: @robinhanson Hard to define religion strictly in institutional/ideological terms. But in psychological terms, maybe it's w…
RT @primalpoly: @robinhanson Hard to define religion strictly in institutional/ideological terms. But in psychological terms, maybe it's w…
RT @primalpoly: @robinhanson Hard to define religion strictly in institutional/ideological terms. But in psychological terms, maybe it's w…
@robinhanson Hard to define religion strictly in institutional/ideological terms. But in psychological terms, maybe it's whatever institutions/ideologies persist mainly through creating the feeling of awe, as studied in this classic paper by @JonHaidt https://t.co/QGzKsgHee9
RT @imothyjones: @kanjun an explanation for an adjacent emotion, awe: https://t.co/zeSLlj3c4i
@kanjun an explanation for an adjacent emotion, awe: https://t.co/zeSLlj3c4i
Approaching awe, a moral, spiritual, and aesthetic emotion: Cognition and Emotion: Vol 17, No 2 https://t.co/TpYdXtX3GV