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    The documents discuss the concept of "toxic positivity" and validation. Toxic positivity refers to an excessive focus on only positive thinking and feelings, which can minimize negative emotions and experiences. Validation involves acknowledging people's feelings without judgment, which research shows can help regulate emotions and reduce aggression, while invalidation can have negative impacts. Some articles argue toxic positivity is problematic as it does not allow for authentic human emotional experiences and can make people feel worse for experiencing negative feelings. The sources examine validation and its effects on emotion regulation as well as the importance of avoiding toxic positivity and allowing expression of a full range of human emotions.

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    The documents discuss the concept of "toxic positivity" and validation. Toxic positivity refers to an excessive focus on only positive thinking and feelings, which can minimize negative emotions and experiences. Validation involves acknowledging people's feelings without judgment, which research shows can help regulate emotions and reduce aggression, while invalidation can have negative impacts. Some articles argue toxic positivity is problematic as it does not allow for authentic human emotional experiences and can make people feel worse for experiencing negative feelings. The sources examine validation and its effects on emotion regulation as well as the importance of avoiding toxic positivity and allowing expression of a full range of human emotions.

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    References Chap 2

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    The documents discuss the concept of "toxic positivity" and validation. Toxic positivity refers to an excessive focus on only positive thinking and feelings, which can minimize negative emotions and experiences. Validation involves acknowledging people's feelings without judgment, which research shows can help regulate emotions and reduce aggression, while invalidation can have negative impacts. Some articles argue toxic positivity is problematic as it does not allow for authentic human emotional experiences and can make people feel worse for experiencing negative feelings. The sources examine validation and its effects on emotion regulation as well as the importance of avoiding toxic positivity and allowing expression of a full range of human emotions.

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