The phrase "affirmation from other" is not correct in English.
Did you mean "affirmation from others"? You can use it when referring to validation or confirmation received from multiple people.
Example: "She felt a sense of confidence after receiving affirmation from others about her decision."
Alternatives: "validation from others" or "confirmation from peers".
With each mark of affirmation from other users -- shares, likes, comments on our content -- the part of us craving instant gratification and rewards is fed.
With each mark of affirmation from other users -- shares, likes, comments on our content -- the part of us craving instant gratification and rewards is fed.
The president who quoted Ronald Reagan's slogan, "Trust but verify", should seek explicit affirmation from other world leaders that these tasks need to be accomplished and get a commitment to their concrete contribution.
He started looking to fill the void with affection and affirmation from others; he wanted more from me, but as I'm married with two kids, I couldn't give him the attention he was craving.
Self-affirmations are valuable precisely because they free you from a reliance on the approval of others, but affirmations from others can be just as beneficial as negative scripts from others are harmful.
When the child acts in accord with the will of another, pleasure results from the affirmation from that other person, while opposition is experienced as painful because it negates the bond of affection.
You're right that we are social animals — people crave affirmation and support from others, and you deserve it!
Hume makes his famous complaint about writers who move from is-claims to ought-claims in the context of discussing Premise 4. The problem, he claims, is that "this ought, or ought not, expresses some new relation or affirmation", which is "entirely different" from other relations and therefore not inferable from them (T 469).
He also seemed to be demanding affirmation of his election's legitimacy from other nations, saying, "We are now asking the positions of all countries regarding the elections, and assessing their attitude to our people".
