Applied Positive Psychology: Putting Positive Psychology into Practice

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Author: Siang-Yang Tan.

Journal of Psychology & Christianity, Vol. 25(1), Spr 2006 pp. 68-73

Abstract:

The article discusses the practice of positive psychology being the focus in the studies of the American Psychologist. Positive psychology is the study of positive emotion, character and institutions. Progress in the field had been reported such as empirical validation of interventions. Seligman noted its application in positive prevention and positive therapy.



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