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lions [1.4K]
4 years ago
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Anandi is studying health psychology as part of her college major. Part of this field includes helping people achieve a positive

state that includes striving for the best health and life satisfaction that one can accomplish. This positive state is called
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beks73 [17]4 years ago
3 0

Answer:

Well being

Explanation:

Well, being is the concept of positive psychology. It is different for every person. It depends on the situation and condition who is defining the concept of well being. It is a layman, philosopher, economist, psychologist, a sociologist who defines the concept of well being. A layman defines well being as making or having good friends.  

<u>Well being consists of five elements : </u>

  • Positive emotion(P)
  • Engagement(E)
  • Relationship(R)
  • Meaning(M)
  • Accomplishment(A)

These are the five key ingredients that make a person to pursue their own sake.  

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