Brain outcome

Positive Affect

Positive affectivity (PA) is a characteristic that describes how animals and humans experience positive emotions and interact with others and with their surroundings. Those with high positive affectivity are typically enthusiastic, energetic, confident, active, and alert. Those having low levels of positive affectivity can be characterized by sadness, lethargy, distress, and un-pleasurable engagement

Brain
5 causes

There are 4 factors preventing Positive Affect, including:

Protective FactorsStudies

Distraction Brain outcome
Minor Protective Factor Distraction
Brain system

1 study

Capitalization Selfcare risk & protective factor
Minor Risk Factor Capitalization
Selfcare

1 study

Suppresion Selfcare risk & protective factor
Minor Risk Factor Suppresion
Selfcare

1 study

Negative Mental Time Travel (MTT) Selfcare risk & protective factor
Minor Risk Factor Negative Mental Time T...
Selfcare

1 study

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There are 2 factors increasing Positive Affect, including:

Risk FactorsStudies

Belief in Free Will Selfcare risk & protective factor
Protective Factor Belief in Free Will
Selfcare

1 study

Being present Selfcare risk & protective factor
Minor Protective Factor Being present
Selfcare

1 study

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