Question 1

Subjective, Individual and Societal

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3 Dimensions of Positive Psychology

Question 2

Martin Seligman

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Founder of Positive Psychology

Question 3

Martin Seligman

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Who is the 1988 APA President

Question 4

Build human strength and nurture genius

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Forgotten Mission

Question 5

To increase psychological well-being and strengths

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New Direction and Orientation of Positive Psychology

Question 6

Positive Subjective States

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Subjective Dimension of Positive Psychology

Question 7

Positive Individual Traits

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Individual Dimension of Positive Psychology

Question 8

Positive Institutions

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Societal Dimension of Positive Psychology

Question 9

Positive Emotions, Constructive Thoughts, Feelings of Energy

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What are some positive subjective states?

Question 10

Behavioral Patterns, Creative Potential, drive to pursue excellence

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What are some positive individual traits?

Question 11

Develop civic virtues, create healthy families, study healthy work environment, support and nurturance

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What are some positive institutions ?

Question 12

The Good Life, Importance of Positive Emotions, People can flourish & thrive, People Need Positive Social Relationship

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Basic Themes of Positive Psychology

Question 13

the good life

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concerned with the elements and predictors of the good life

Question 14

Positive Connection to Others, Positive Individual Traits, Life Regulation Qualities

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Good Life Elements

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ability to love, altruistic concerns, ability to forgive and spiritual connections

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elements under positive connection to others (the good life elements)

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sense of integrity, ability to play, creativity, virtues (courage and humility)

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elements under positive individual traits (the good life elements)

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individuality / autonomy, healthy self-control and wisdom

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elements under life regulation qualities (the good life elements)

Question 18

Pointless, Useless and Unnecessary

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Past Beliefs are?

Question 19

people cannot remember joy

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Adult distress occurs because ?

Question 20

alleviate and answer pressing social problems

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Positive emotions can ?

Question 21

have greater success in numerous areas of life compared to those more negatively oriented

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People who experience more positive emotions tend to ?

Question 22

Flourishing

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High WB, Low MI

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Struggling

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High WB, High MI

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Floundering

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Low WB, High MI

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Languishing

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Low WB, Low MI

Question 26

Complete Mental Health

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A combination of Emotional Well-being, psychological well-being and social well-being

Question 27

Social Acceptance, Social Integration, Social Actualization, Social Coherence and Social Contribution

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5 Dimensions of Social Well-being

Question 28

Collective vs Individual

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Nature of Happiness

Question 29

revert back to your lower / lesser self

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According to Erik Erikson, when you stagnate, it may lead you to ?

Question 30

KALINGA

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strength-based intervention for people who experienced disasters

Question 31

right doings, even with little help, can individuals actualize themselves

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Positive Psychology aims to investigate the potential to

Question 32

is only due to one self's incapability

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In collectivism, Success is attributed to everyone's contribution while failure ___

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