Examples of using Pessimists in English and their translations into Vietnamese
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in spite of what pessimists say.
Dr. Seligman says that are three basic differences in the reactions of optimists and pessimists.
The Drake equation has been used by both optimists and pessimists, with wildly differing results.
Dwayne Forge and Phil Bell: The pessimists, people Niko likes because they have angst that he instinctively responds to.
When pessimists become chronically ill, their negative view
Pessimists had no available instrument to short Bitcoin and to profit from betting on a price decline
Turns out that while pessimists do see the world more accurately, optimists are more likely
10 years longer than unhappy people, and optimists are 77% less likely to get heart disease than pessimists.
they get older and end up living longer than pessimists.
However, those who were optimists still rated their health as improving in the future, whereas the pessimists saw their health as getting worse in the future.
happen(rather than bad things), were less likely to die than pessimists.
more successful by fostering energy and creativity, it can backfire for defensive pessimists.
Martin Seligman, a past president of the American Psychological Association, says in his Learned Optimism book that pessimists have a certain way of explaining adversity to themselves that affects their mindset.
These pessimists, such as the economist Robert Gordon, claim that new innovations are unlikely
In one study that followed students throughout their university years, those who were defensive pessimists experienced significantly higher levels of self-esteem compared to other anxious students.
Psychologists have shown that optimists and pessimists often face the same setbacks and challenges
Optimists may see this as the democratisation of culture; pessimists will point to the excruciating banality and vacuity of the cultural products thereby
They too are disappointed when they meet me, especially when I say that the glass so beloved by optimists and pessimists is both half full and half empty.
with high rejection rates, optimists sold 37 percent more than pessimists over a 2-year period and were half as likely to
we're confident of one thing: The future will surprise the pessimists.".