Collective Effervescence

di Shira Gabriel (Autore)

HarperOne, 2027

Why settle for quick dopamine hits when you can experience vibrant joy that lasts? Discover the surprising scientific benefits of shared euphoria, and how these special events can supercharge wellbeing for the long run. You know it when you feel it: that electric, magnetic feeling of being part of something larger than yourself that can happen at a sports stadium, on the dance floor, at a rally or political protest, a concert, movie premiere, or religious service. This undeniable magic is called "collective effervescence" and groundbreaking research proves this shared, in-person experience is the missing link in our search for true wellbeing. Collective Effervescence invites you straight into the lab where psychologist and behavioral scientist Dr. Shira Gabriel uncovers her trailblazing new science of belonging, and unlocks your personalized path for channeling this phenomenon’s revolutionary benefits in daily life. Modern psychology prizes one-on-one relationships, too often overlooking what Dr. Gabriel calls “social embeddedness”—the deep, human drive to belong to a vibrant whole. Yet her research shows that a collective effervescent event—from festivals to fandom to a season finale watch party at your home—has the power to: Supercharge psychological wellbeing with benefits that carry six months or more beyond the initial event Significantly combat loneliness in an age of screens and isolation Reduce anxiety and negative emotion Tear down walls between people groups, increasing one’s sense of shared humanity The human connection you crave may be more within reach than you think. This actionable playbook gives you the tools to identify your personal shared gathering style and preferences, and channel the extraordinary energy of special events into everyday effervescence for a flourishing life.

• Autore: Shira Gabriel
• Anno edizione: 2027
• Editore: HarperOne
• Lingua: Inglese
• Compatibilità: Tutti i dispositivi (eccetto Kindle)
• Layout: Other
• EAN: 9780063568341