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Negativity Bias | HPA

 

Fig: Negativity Bias | HPA

Perception shapes reality, and when you constantly focus on the negative aspects of life, you are more likely to attract and reinforce negativity.
This phenomenon is often referred to as the "negativity bias."
It's essential to strike a balance between acknowledging challenges and seeking the positive aspects of situations.
A more optimistic outlook can lead to more positive experiences by fostering resilience, problem-solving, and a sense of gratitude.
By shifting your mindset towards a more constructive and hopeful perspective, you can create a feedback loop that invites more positive experiences and opportunities into your life, ultimately improving your overall well-being and outlook.

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