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Strengths-Based Positive Psychology Interventions

Author: René T. Proyer, Fabian Gander, Sara Wellenzohn and Willibald Ruch

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Title: Strengths-Based Positive Psychology Interventions

Author: René T. Proyer, Fabian Gander, Sara Wellenzohn and Willibald Ruch

Description: A placebo-controlled trial comparing what happens when you train your signature strengths versus your weakest ones, followed up over the long term. Answers a question practitioners argue about constantly.

Pages: 15

Size: 1.01 MB

Format: PDF

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