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When Self-Compassion Loses its Luster: Ratings of Self-Compassionate and Self-Critical Responding among Passionate Students

2019-02-11

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<p>People generally recognize the benefits of responding to failures with self-compassion (i.e., with self-kindness, a sense of common humanity, and mindfulness) rather than self-criticism. In this research, we replicated this effect with passionate students who had all reported that academics was a pursuit that they enjoyed and was important to them, and tested if it was influenced by levels of harmonious passion...

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54850eb0-63a5-5a41-8caf-ab6310b4a188
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10.31234/osf.io/vk7n3
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