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Sonja Lyubomirsky
ISBN 9781529954173
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How to Feel Loved
Who it's for: Readers interested in psychology and improving their relationships
In "How to Feel Loved," globally renowned happiness scientist Sonja Lyubomirsky and leading relationship researcher Harry Reis present a groundbreaking framework for understanding and nurturing the feeling of being loved. They challenge the common misconception that feeling loved is solely about making oneself more appealing, revealing instead that it stems from authentic vulnerability and mutual understanding. Drawing on extensive research, this book introduces five powerful mindsets—Sharing, Listening-to-Learn, Radical Curiosity, Open-Heart, and Multiplicity—that help readers cultivate deeper connections in romantic relationships, friendships, and family bonds. It offers actionable strategies to transform conversations and foster genuine intimacy, ultimately guiding readers to experience the profound fulfillment of feeling truly loved.Why You Should Read? Discover a science-backed approach to understanding and experiencing love beyond conventional wisdom. Learn five powerful mindsets that will transform your relationships and deepen your connections with others. Gain practical tools to foster vulnerability and authentic communication, leading to a greater sense of being loved. Explore how to apply these insights to various relationships, including romantic partnerships, friendships, and family dynamics. About the AuthorSonja Lyubomirsky is a distinguished professor of psychology at the University of California, Riverside, and a leading expert in the science of happiness. Her research has been featured in numerous publications and media outlets worldwide. She is also the author of the bestselling book "The How of Happiness," which provides practical strategies for increasing well-being. Lyubomirsky's work focuses on the factors that contribute to human happiness and how individuals can cultivate lasting joy in their lives.
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- Introduces five mindsets: Sharing, Listening-to-Learn, Radical Curiosity, Open-Heart, and Multiplicity
- Challenges the misconception that feeling loved is about being more appealing
- Draws on extensive research by happiness scientist Sonja Lyubomirsky and relationship researcher Harry Reis
- Offers actionable strategies for romantic relationships, friendships, and family bonds
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Who are the authors of this book?
The book is by Sonja Lyubomirsky, a happiness scientist, and Harry Reis, a leading relationship researcher.
What is the main idea of the book?
The book argues that feeling loved comes from authentic vulnerability and mutual understanding, not just making oneself more appealing.
What are the five mindsets introduced?
The five mindsets are Sharing, Listening-to-Learn, Radical Curiosity, Open-Heart, and Multiplicity.
Does the book provide practical advice?
Yes, it offers actionable strategies to transform conversations and foster genuine intimacy in various relationships.
What types of relationships does the book cover?
It covers romantic relationships, friendships, and family bonds.

