It’s more fun to work on strengths than weaknesses (but it may not be better for you) Jonathan Haidt University of Virginia May 7, 2002

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Date: 2004-11-15 17:44:46 Psychology Behavioural sciences Happiness Motivation Clinical psychology Positive psychology Self-esteem		It’s more fun to work on strengths than weaknesses (but it may not be better for you) Jonathan Haidt University of Virginia May 7, 2002 Add to Reading List Source URL: people.stern.nyu.edu Download Document from Source Website File Size: 99,50 KB Share Document on Facebook

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