Psychopathology and languishing are distinct
Halls-Simmons and McGrath have proposed that character strengths can moderate the impact that clinical symptoms have on functioning. This notion is reasonable in light of existing evidence. Specifically, we provide secondary analyses from data first presented in Blackie, Jayawickreme, Forgeard, &...
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| author | Jayawickreme, Eranda Blackie, Laura E.R. |
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| description | Halls-Simmons and McGrath have proposed that character strengths can moderate the impact that clinical symptoms have on functioning. This notion is reasonable in light of existing evidence. Specifically, we provide secondary analyses from data first presented in Blackie, Jayawickreme, Forgeard, & Jayawickreme (2015) suggesting that character strengths can moderate the impact of psychopathology on functioning. We argue however that this conceptual work should only the first step in developing a comprehensive model of how flourishing can be promoted and languishing avoided. |
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| spelling | nottingham-486602020-05-04T19:19:24Z https://eprints.nottingham.ac.uk/48660/ Psychopathology and languishing are distinct Jayawickreme, Eranda Blackie, Laura E.R. Halls-Simmons and McGrath have proposed that character strengths can moderate the impact that clinical symptoms have on functioning. This notion is reasonable in light of existing evidence. Specifically, we provide secondary analyses from data first presented in Blackie, Jayawickreme, Forgeard, & Jayawickreme (2015) suggesting that character strengths can moderate the impact of psychopathology on functioning. We argue however that this conceptual work should only the first step in developing a comprehensive model of how flourishing can be promoted and languishing avoided. Taylor & Francis 2017-11-25 Article PeerReviewed Jayawickreme, Eranda and Blackie, Laura E.R. (2017) Psychopathology and languishing are distinct. Journal of Positive Psychology . ISSN 1743-9779 (In Press) character strengths hope wisdom virtue depression Rwandan genocide Personal Growth Initiative |
| spellingShingle | character strengths hope wisdom virtue depression Rwandan genocide Personal Growth Initiative Jayawickreme, Eranda Blackie, Laura E.R. Psychopathology and languishing are distinct |
| title | Psychopathology and languishing are distinct |
| title_full | Psychopathology and languishing are distinct |
| title_fullStr | Psychopathology and languishing are distinct |
| title_full_unstemmed | Psychopathology and languishing are distinct |
| title_short | Psychopathology and languishing are distinct |
| title_sort | psychopathology and languishing are distinct |
| topic | character strengths hope wisdom virtue depression Rwandan genocide Personal Growth Initiative |
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