Psychology & Mind

Mastering the Science of Flourishing

This quiz assesses your understanding of advanced concepts within the scientific study of human flourishing. Questions are designed to challenge those familiar with the foundational theories, research methods, and nuanced applications of positive psychology.

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Which major theoretical framework in positive psychology specifically posits that positive emotions broaden an individual's momentary thought-action repertoire, leading to the building of enduring personal resources?
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In the context of Seligman's PERMA model and Keyes's work, what is the term for the state characterized by high levels of well-being across multiple domains of positive functioning, considered the opposite of languishing?
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What is the name of the predominant classification system for character strengths and virtues developed as a counterpoint to the Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders (DSM)?
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According to empirical research by Teresa Amabile and others on workplace creativity, which psychological state is most consistently found to be a reliable predictor of higher creative output on a day-to-day basis?
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Richard Tedeschi and Lawrence Calhoun coined which term to describe the phenomenon where individuals develop positive psychological changes that surpass their pre-trauma level of functioning in specific areas?
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Which judgment heuristic, identified by Daniel Kahneman, explains why people's retrospective evaluations of an experience are disproportionately shaped by its most intense point and its final moment, rather than the total sum or average of the experience?
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Which specific, manualized intervention, originating in a clinical setting, is most directly associated with the rigorous introduction of mindfulness meditation into Western psychology as a method for enhancing well-being and reducing psychological distress?
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Mastering the Science of Flourishing

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Which major theoretical framework in positive psychology specifically posits that positive emotions broaden an individual's momentary thought-action repertoire, leading to the building of enduring personal resources?

In the context of Seligman's PERMA model and Keyes's work, what is the term for the state characterized by high levels of well-being across multiple domains of positive functioning, considered the opposite of languishing?

What is the name of the predominant classification system for character strengths and virtues developed as a counterpoint to the Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders (DSM)?

According to empirical research by Teresa Amabile and others on workplace creativity, which psychological state is most consistently found to be a reliable predictor of higher creative output on a day-to-day basis?

Richard Tedeschi and Lawrence Calhoun coined which term to describe the phenomenon where individuals develop positive psychological changes that surpass their pre-trauma level of functioning in specific areas?

Which judgment heuristic, identified by Daniel Kahneman, explains why people's retrospective evaluations of an experience are disproportionately shaped by its most intense point and its final moment, rather than the total sum or average of the experience?

Which specific, manualized intervention, originating in a clinical setting, is most directly associated with the rigorous introduction of mindfulness meditation into Western psychology as a method for enhancing well-being and reducing psychological distress?

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