Positive Psychology and Communication Skills Quiz

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What does positive psychology primarily focus on?

  • Negative traits and positive institutions
  • Positive experiences, states, traits, and institutions (correct)
  • Positive experiences and negative institutions
  • Negative experiences and states

According to Martin Seligman, what are the main components of the positive psychology movement?

  • The struggling life, the normal life, and the great life
  • The negative life, the average life, and the positive life
  • The happy life, the sad life, and the content life
  • The pleasant life, the engaged life, and the meaningful life (correct)

How does positive psychology differ from traditional psychology?

  • Primarily studies negative emotions
  • Primarily studies average people
  • Focuses on strengths instead of weaknesses (correct)
  • Focuses on weaknesses instead of strengths

What does Hugo Albers define positive psychology as?

<p>Scientific and applied approach to uncovering people’s strengths (B)</p> Signup and view all the answers

According to Peterson (2008), what is the main focus of positive psychology?

<p>Building the good in life instead of repairing the bad (C)</p> Signup and view all the answers

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Positive Psychology

  • Primarily focuses on promoting mental well-being and happiness, rather than just treating mental illness.
  • According to Martin Seligman, the main components of the positive psychology movement are:
    • Positive emotions
    • Strengths and positive traits
    • Positive relationships
    • Meaning and purpose
    • Positive accomplishments and achievements
  • Differs from traditional psychology in that it focuses on building strengths and promoting positive emotions, rather than solely treating negative symptoms and pathology.
  • Hugo Albers defines positive psychology as the study of the strengths and virtues that enable individuals and communities to thrive.
  • According to Peterson (2008), the main focus of positive psychology is on cultivating positive emotions, strengths, and positive relationships to enhance well-being and happiness.

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