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Understanding Positive Psychology's Key Concepts
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Understanding Positive Psychology's Key Concepts

Corrected by Emir Baycan · on When Notes Fly · 12 July 2026 · View published page ↗

Discover the core ideas in positive psychology, including Seligman's PERMA model, flow theory, and character strengths research.

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−the Open Science Collaboration (2015), which found that only 36% of social…
+the Open Science Collaboration (2015), which found that only about 25% of…

Why this is better

Body content was already correctly fixed (David Lykken and Auke Tellegen's set point theory: ~80 percent; Open Science Collaboration: ~25%). However the FAQ field's 'What does research say about hedonic adaptation and the set point theory of happiness?' answer still had the stale, unfixed 50% figure attributed to Lykken and Tellegen (the 50% belongs to the separate, later Lyubomirsky et al. model, which the body correctly keeps at 50% for its own model). Fixed the FAQ answer to say 80% for Lykken and Tellegen, matching the corrected body text, and re-encoded/verified the faq field.

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