The Effect on a Select Group of Beltsville SDA Church Members of a Twelve Week Program on the Attitude and Expression of Gratitude to Develop the Habit of Focusing on Gratitude Instead of the Negative

Will Johns

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The Effect on a Select Group of Beltsville SDA Church Members of a Twelve Week Program on the Attitude and Expression of Gratitude to Develop the Habit of Focusing on Gratitude Instead of the Negative

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MLA citation style (9th ed.)

Will Johns. The Effect On a Select Group of Beltsville Sda Church Members of a Twelve Week Program On the Attitude and Expression of Gratitude to Develop the Habit of Focusing On Gratitude Instead of the Negative. Denver Seminary. rim.ir.atla.com/concern/etds/50454bea-5c8a-4076-8843-c624a267ea9b.

APA citation style (7th ed.)

W. Johns. The Effect on a Select Group of Beltsville SDA Church Members of a Twelve Week Program on the Attitude and Expression of Gratitude to Develop the Habit of Focusing on Gratitude Instead of the Negative. https://rim.ir.atla.com/concern/etds/50454bea-5c8a-4076-8843-c624a267ea9b

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Will Johns. The Effect On a Select Group of Beltsville Sda Church Members of a Twelve Week Program On the Attitude and Expression of Gratitude to Develop the Habit of Focusing On Gratitude Instead of the Negative. Denver Seminary. https://rim.ir.atla.com/concern/etds/50454bea-5c8a-4076-8843-c624a267ea9b.

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Will Johns

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This study focused on a twelve-week program to equip a select group of Beltsville Adventist Church members to develop the habit of focusing on gratitude instead of the negative. It was hypothesized that this would increase their experience of and expression of gratitude. The program highlighted the benefits of gratitude and practices that would increase gratitude with the group for twelve weeks. The participants filled out a pre and posttest and answered eight qualitative questions. The assessment data indicated that the study group did increase their overall level of gratitude and significantly increased their gratitude practice.

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