Positive psychology
Traditional disciplines of psychology have been said to focus too much on the negative aspects of human experience. Positive psychology attempts to find a balance between the negative and the positive. Generally speaking, positive psychology focuses on how to optimize the human experience, and on what makes people healthy, happy, and wise.
Resources
See also
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Wikibooks has a book on the topic of Yoga/Positive Thinking. |
- Happiness
- School:Psychology
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Search for Positive psychology on Wikipedia. |
External links
- Publications in positive psychology
- 'Overall spending levels were not related to happiness, but prosocial spending was.' (2008)
- The good are happier... (May 24, 2007)
- Happy wanderer brings the good news, September 10, 2008, The Age - 97% of people in Bhutan report being happy
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