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Not only does being grateful constitute good manners, but expressing
it through actions can help us win new acquaintance. Studies show that
showing new friends’ gratitude makes them more likely to seek a long-
lasting relationship.
• Gratitude enhances empathy and reduces aggression.
Often, people who ranked higher on gratitude balance are less likely
to strike back against others, even when given negative feedback. Such
persons experience more sensitivity and empathy toward other people
and a decreased desire to seek revenge.
