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    <title>Does the Gratitude Journal Actually Work — The Counting Blessings Experiment and Honest Effect Sizes</title>
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    <description>The gratitude journal, that staple prescription of self-help content, traces back to the 2003 counting-blessings experiment by Emmons and McCullough. The group that wrote down five things they were grateful for each week ended up happier than the group that listed hassles, exercised more, and even slept better. Yet the effect sizes in later meta-analyses are humbler than the advertising. This series finale reads the three experiments of the original paper in order and sorts out what honestly remains — a small but cheap and safe intervention — along with the conditions that amplify the effect and how to keep the habit from going stale.</description>
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    <title>感謝日記は本当に効果があるのか — 祝福を数える実験と正直な効果量</title>
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    <description>自己啓発書の定番処方である感謝日記の出典は、2003年のエモンズとマカローによる祝福を数える実験です。毎週、感謝したことを5つ書いたグループは、悩みの種を書いたグループより幸福で、運動量が多く、睡眠まで良くなっていました。ただし、後続のメタ分析が語る効果量は宣伝より控えめです。原論文の3つの実験を順に読み、誇張なしに残るもの（小さいが安価で安全な介入）、効果を高める条件、そして形骸化させずに続けるコツまで整理した、シリーズ完結編です。</description>
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    <title>감사 일기는 정말 효과가 있을까 — 축복 세기 실험과 정직한 효과 크기</title>
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    <description>자기계발서의 단골 처방인 감사 일기의 출처는 2003년 에먼스와 매컬러프의 축복 세기 실험입니다. 매주 감사한 일 다섯 가지를 적은 그룹은 골칫거리를 적은 그룹보다 더 행복했고, 운동을 더 했고, 잠까지 더 잘 잤습니다. 다만 후속 메타분석이 말하는 효과 크기는 광고보다 겸손합니다. 원 논문의 세 실험을 차례로 읽고, 과장 없이 남는 것(작지만 값싸고 안전한 개입)과 효과를 높이는 조건, 그리고 시들지 않게 쓰는 법까지 정리한 시리즈 완결편입니다.</description>
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    <title>感恩日记真的有用吗 — 数算幸福实验与诚实的效应量</title>
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    <description>感恩日记是自我提升内容里的常客处方，它的出处是2003年埃蒙斯与麦卡洛的数算幸福实验。每周写下五件感恩之事的组，比记录烦心事的组更幸福、运动更多，连觉都睡得更好。不过，后续元分析给出的效应量比广告词谦逊得多。本篇按顺序读完原论文的三个实验，梳理去掉夸张后剩下的东西（一项小而便宜且安全的干预）、放大效果的条件，以及不让它枯萎的用法 — 系列至此完结。</description>
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