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Being able to overcome obstacles

What is_Courage_?

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Human interactionSunlight

Omega-3 fatty acidsSleep

Spirituality

What makes people happy?RETURNRETURN

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Feeling accomplished

What is satisfaction?

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Well being remains relatively constantOver a persons life span because of

personality.

What is Dynamic equalibrium theory?

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A state of optimal experience.

What is Flow?

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People who believe bad situationsare not their fault

What is optimism?

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Any aspect of or change in theEnvironment to which an

Organism responds to

What are stimulants?

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A learning procedure in which Associations are made

Between a neutral stimulusAnd unconditioned stimulus

What is classical conditioning?

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Severe form of lowers mood in whichA person experiences feelings of

worthlessness

What is depression?

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A vague generalized feeling thatOne is in danger.

What is Anxiety?

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An extreme anxiety that manifestsItself in form of panic attacks.

What is Panic Disorder?

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A group of disorders characterizedBy confused and disconnected

Thoughts, emotions , and perceptions.

What is Schizophrenia?

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An individual alternates betweenFeelings of mania and depression

What is bipolar?

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The attempt to understandBehavior in terms of relationships

What is behaviorism?

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Participants are unaware of whichParticipants received the treatment

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Neither the experimenter or theParticipants know which

Participants received whichTreatment.

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