Who in the ancient world asserted that people do not become angry, sad, or anxious because of actual events but because of their explanations of those events?

a. Hippocratesb. The Stoicsc. Socratesd. The Pythagoreans

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Judith Buck

20 August, 13:10

Who in the ancient world asserted that people do not become angry, sad, or anxious because of actual events but because of their explanations of those events?

a. Hippocratesb. The Stoicsc. Socratesd. The Pythagoreans

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Parker Anthony · Answer 1

Answer:The stoics

Explanation: Stoicism states that we should not let our emotions control us such as fear, pain and pleasure but we must learn to take situations as they are or as they present themselves and that will bring us happiness.

All the destructive emotions that we experience are not because of the situation but are based on how we have interpreted the situation.

If we could just take life as it comes if will be better for us and our peace and in the way we treat others with justice and fairness.

Who in the ancient world asserted that people do not become angry, sad, or anxious because of actual events but because of their explanations of those events?a. Hippocratesb. The Stoicsc. Socratesd. The Pythagoreans

Who in the ancient world asserted that people do not become angry, sad, or anxious because of actual events but because of their explanations of those events?

a. Hippocratesb. The Stoicsc. Socratesd. The Pythagoreans