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Mastering Emotions: How Emotion Regulation Can Boost Your Athletic Performance

written by Mira Fauth-Bühler

Plant-based, insect-based, or cultivated meat alternatives—Why do we (not) consume them?

written by Lena Szczepanski, Milan Büscher, Lene Strootmann & Florian Fiebelkorn

Self-Care in the Digital Age: How We Can Handle Social Media in a Healthy Way

written by Marvin Holtwiesche & Mira Fauth-Bühler

Language models: A new perspective on language and cognition

written by Sam Boeve

Understanding Anxiety, Encouraging Courage: What Families Should Know About Social Anxiety

written by Nadine Vietmeier, Jasper Froehlich & Silas Rooß

2 results for „comparative suffering hypothesis“

found in | magazine issue | 12/2006

Does Exercise Truly Make You Happy?

... accidentally come with exercise. More specifically, people suffering from depression could in fact benefit from exercise programs due ... A., Lesser, D. P., Bushnell, N. J. & Smith, R. E. (1985). A comparative outcome study of group psychotherapy versus exercise treatments for ... / more

found in | magazine issue | 05/2012

When does revenge taste sweet? A short tale of revenge

... the way oneself did. This implies that an equal level of suffering between oneself and the harm-doer may lead to the feeling of ... for his bad luck. We refer to this as the so-called “comparative suffering hypothesis” (Frijda, 1994). An alternative notion ... / more

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