Gratitude: Difference between revisions

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Lehi's family gives thanks for the safe return for his sons.

JACK MILLNER, "Does being polite make you FAT? Feelings of gratitude can make you crave sugary treats, study claims", DailyMail.com, 09:00 EST, 21 August 2015
- A series of studies was designed to trigger feeling of gratitude in people
- A connection was found between feeling grateful and choosing sweets
- But feeling grateful turned people away from sour, salty and bitter foods
- The researcher behind the project claims that the metaphor of 'sweet' acts makes people feel deserving of sweet foods

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 *[http://scriptures.lds.org/en/1_ne/5/9-10#9 1 Nephi 5:9-10]
-Lehi's family gives thanks for the safe return for his sons.
+:Lehi's family gives thanks for the safe return for his sons.
 *JACK MILLNER, [http://www.dailymail.co.uk/sciencetech/article-3206047/Does-polite-make-FAT-Feelings-gratitude-make-crave-sugary-treats-study-claims.html "Does being polite make you FAT? Feelings of gratitude can make you crave sugary treats, study claims"], DailyMail.com, 09:00 EST, 21 August 2015
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 **But feeling grateful turned people away from sour, salty and bitter foods
 **The researcher behind the project claims that the metaphor of 'sweet' acts makes people feel deserving of sweet foods
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