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Gratitude improves well-being and reduces symptoms of depression. Perspective rewires mood.

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Regular gratitude practices—like journaling or expressing thanks—can increase positive emotion and social connection. Effects aren’t magic, but they’re consistent enough to be used in many well-being interventions.

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