DOI: 10.3990/1.9789036536912
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Time to be wise: temporal perspective and wisdom

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“…Glück and Bluck (2013) have suggested what they have referred to as the MORE model of wisdommastery, openness, reflectivity, and emotional regulation and empathy (see also Kunzmann & Glück, 2019). Webster (2003Webster ( , 2014 has suggested five elements of wisdom in his H.E.R.O. (E) model: humor, emotional regulation, reminiscence/reflectiveness, openness to experience, and critical life experiences.…”
Section: Explicit Modelsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Glück and Bluck (2013) have suggested what they have referred to as the MORE model of wisdommastery, openness, reflectivity, and emotional regulation and empathy (see also Kunzmann & Glück, 2019). Webster (2003Webster ( , 2014 has suggested five elements of wisdom in his H.E.R.O. (E) model: humor, emotional regulation, reminiscence/reflectiveness, openness to experience, and critical life experiences.…”
Section: Explicit Modelsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The model adopted in the current research which reflects the consensus mentioned above is the Humor, Emotion Regulation, Reminiscence/Reflectiveness, Openness, and Experience (H.E.R.O.(E.)) model developed by Webster (2010, 2014). The H.E.R.O.(E.)…”
Section: Wisdommentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The H.E.R.O.(E.) model of wisdom (Webster, 2014) conceptualizes wisdom as a characteristic of persons which develops over time in a dynamic fashion. In the H.E.R.O.(E.)…”
Section: Wisdommentioning
confidence: 99%
“…On the other hand, high temporary competence is associated with integration of the past, present and future dimensions, experiencing their continuity, and being open to the present, accepting the past and taking into account the future (Lamparska-Zając, 2013). Webster (2014), the author of an extensive publication on time and wisdom, indicates two ways in which time is inextricably connected with wisdom: the historical time relating to changes in understanding wisdom over the centuries and the developmental (so called ontological) time which is related to the time perspective. Webster was one of the first psychologists to analyse the dynamic relationships between time and wisdom.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%