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- Love Character Strength | VIA Institute
Love as a character strength, rather than as an emotion, refers to the degree to which you value close relationships with people, and contribute to that closeness in a warm and genuine way
- What Character-Based Love Is - Psychology Today
Character-based love is thus premised upon the very plausible, conventional notion that one's love for their romantic partner flows directly from and is solely attributed to their partner's
- Introduction to the Character Strength of Love - James Fitzgerald . . .
Therapeutically, love can be explored as both an internal resource and an interpersonal strength When individuals cultivate the strength of love, they enhance their ability to establish and sustain meaningful relationships, which are foundational to human growth and emotional health
- The Capacity to Love Defines Wholesome Character
The capacity to love defines the wholesome character Folks of solid character know what love is and put themselves at its service
- Love: A Testament of Character | Travis Manion Foundation
But, did you ever think of love as a character strength? Love is one of the 24 character strengths identified by the Values in Action classification developed by researchers in Positive Psychology
- VIA Character Strength Spotlight: Love - Ball State University
Love is one of 24 universal character strengths and is within the virtue category of humanity It involves valuing and fostering close relationships with others especially those with whom sharing and caring is reciprocated
- Love and Characters | Story Empire
Whether it’s between family, friends, lovers, pets, or the love of money or trees, the author needs to believe in their characters before the readers can Characters, mirroring humanity, are prone to the same mistakes The characters can also learn and attempt to make amends where they have failed
- Love: A Strength of Character - Mississippi Free Press
As a character trait, Seligman and Peterson define love as the ability to give and receive love Love’s hallmark is a mutual sharing of comfort, acceptance and warmth A crush, hero worship or unrequited affection—no matter how powerful—is not love in this regard
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