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Judith Glück1, Susan Bluck2, Nic M Weststrate3
1Department of Psychology, University of Klagenfurt, 9020 Klagenfurt, Austria.
The Journal of Value Inquiry
|December 5, 2019
Summary
Life challenges can foster wisdom development, but psychological resources are key. The MORE model identifies Mastery, Openness, Reflectivity, and Emotion Regulation (MORE) as crucial for growth from difficult experiences.
Area of Science:
- Psychology
- Developmental Psychology
- Wisdom Research
Background:
- Life challenges are often perceived as learning opportunities, yet not everyone develops wisdom.
- Existing research highlights individual differences in adapting to and growing from adversity.
- The MORE Life Experience Model posits psychological resources mediate wisdom development from challenges.
Purpose of the Study:
- To empirically test the predictions of the MORE Life Experience Model.
- To investigate the role of specific psychological resources in wisdom development.
- To refine and elaborate the MORE model based on empirical findings.
Main Methods:
- The study involved an empirical test of the MORE Life Experience Model's predictions.
- Data collection and analysis focused on assessing psychological resources and wisdom outcomes.
- The methodology aimed to identify factors influencing wisdom growth from life experiences.
Main Results:
- The study yielded both expected and unexpected findings regarding the MORE model.
- Empirical results provide insights into the mechanisms of wisdom development.
- Findings contribute to a refined understanding of the MORE Life Experience Model.
Conclusions:
- Psychological resources significantly influence how individuals appraise, cope with, and integrate life challenges.
- The MORE model offers a framework for understanding wisdom development through life experiences.
- Further refinement and elaboration of the MORE model are supported by empirical evidence.
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