10 Questions
What does the Old Norse word 'hap' generally refer to?
Positive circumstances
How is happiness described in terms of emotional and mental state?
Feelings of joy, contentment, and satisfaction
In Positive Psychology, how is happiness typically linked to personal achievements?
Happiness can result from personal achievements
How is happiness often defined in positive psychology?
A subjective and positive emotional state
What does the study of happiness primarily focus on in the context of positive psychology?
Subjective well-being and life satisfaction
According to Mariam Webster's online dictionary, happiness is described as?
A pleasurable or satisfying experience
What does happiness represent for Emily in the text?
A broader concept associated with a well-lived life
How is Emily's happiness linked to her immediate actions?
It is tied to her interactions with patients and colleagues at the hospital
What contributes to Emily's overall well-being outside of work according to the text?
Maintaining a supportive social network and practicing self-care
How does the text describe Emily's interactions at work?
Joyful and fulfilling
Explore the origins of the word 'happiness' and how it evolved from the Old Norse term 'hap' meaning good luck or fortune. Discover how the term 'happiness' emerged in the English language during the 16th century.
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