In What Way Does Positive Psychology Differ from Other Branches

question 337

Multiple Choice

In what way does positive psychology differ from other branches of psychology?

• A) It doesn't use inferential statistics to analyze data.
• B) It accepts less objective ways of measuring behaviour compared to other branches of psychology.
• C) It assumes that most people are living unfulfilled lives and it strives to remedy that.
• D) It focuses on positive emotions and traits.

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