5 Questions
Which of the following is NOT one of the pillars of Positive Psychology?
Positive Emotional Intelligence
What are some examples of Positive Subjective Experiences?
Love and vocation
Which of the following is NOT a Positive Individual Characteristic?
Work ethic
What are some examples of Positive Social Institutions and Communities?
Altruism and civility
What is the Second Wave of Positive Psychology focused on?
Accepting and confronting
Study Notes
Pillars of Positive Psychology
- There are three pillars of Positive Psychology: Positive Subjective Experiences, Positive Individual Characteristics, and Positive Social Institutions and Communities
Positive Subjective Experiences
- Examples include positive emotions, well-being, satisfaction, and happiness
- Involves the study of positive emotional states and their effects on individuals
Positive Individual Characteristics
- Examples include strengths, virtues, and talents
- Involves the study of positive traits and their effects on individuals
Positive Social Institutions and Communities
- Examples include families, schools, and communities that foster positive relationships and environments
- Involves the study of how social institutions and communities can promote positive outcomes
The Second Wave of Positive Psychology
- Focuses on the application of Positive Psychology to address issues such as mental illness, trauma, and adversity
- Expands the scope of Positive Psychology to include a broader range of topics and populations
Test your knowledge on the 3 pillars of Positive Psychology and how they relate to managing your career and life. This quiz will cover positive subjective experiences, positive individual characteristics, and positive institutions. See how well you understand the foundations of well-being, contentment, and happiness.
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