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Positive Psych

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What is positive Psychology?   the study and enhancement of positive feelings, traits, and abilities  
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Psychological Well-Being   experiencing purpose and meaning in life through realizing one's potential.  
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Who created the self determination theory?   Edward Deci and Richard Ryan  
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Mission of Psychology before World War II   1. cure mental illness 2. enhance the lives of the normal population 3. study geniuses  
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Origins of Positive Psychology   lates 90s, hoped to shift focus of psychology away from treating mental illness to also studying what makes life worth living  
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What is flow?   a completely involved, focused state of consciousness, with no awareness of self and time  
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Broad and Build Theory   experiencing positive emotions opens us to building upon ourselves physically and intellectually  
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Hedonic Model of Happiness   achieved through experiences of pleasure and enjoyment  
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Eudemonic Well-Being   achieved through experiences of meaning and purpose  
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P in the PERMA model   Positive emotion  
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E in the PERMA model   Engagement  
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R in the PERMA model   Relationships  
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M in the PERMA model   Meaning  
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A in the PERMA model   Achievement  
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Peak-End Rule/Theory   when we think of past experiences we are affected by the intensity of the experience and how it ended  
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Subjective Well-Being (SWB)   a self-reported measure of well-being, typically obtained by questionnaire  
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self-determination theory (SDT)   People can be self determinate when their 3 main components of life are fulfilled  
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Positive Psychology Interventions and Measurements   happiness journals, self evaluation survey, questionnaires, mindfulness walks, gratitude letters  
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What are the 3 main components of life in the self determination theory?   Autonomy, Competence, Relatedness  
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Who created the Broaden and Build Theory?   Cohen & Frendrickson  
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