Positive Psychology is a Dangerous Thing, with Barbara Fredrickson

In this brief interview segment, Megan McDonough, CEO of Wholebeing Institute, and Barbara Fredrickson, director of the PEP Lab at the University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill, explains that positive psychology must be understood in the correct context, and that it is not all about positive emotions.

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[Ramkumar-ujfo]

Ok. I have emotions and empathy in Biology.

Emotional recognition from psychology can be integrated into the biology aspect of a female cyborg.

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[Ramkumar-ujfo]

Emotional recognition and empathetic responses can be integrated from psychology into the AI of a female cyborg.

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[Ramkumar-ujfo]

Psychology can reject the varieties of religious experiences by emphasizing empirical methods and scientific validation over subjective or faith-based interpretations.

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[moonmissy]

Woah.. she missed the whole point of positive psychology!

[stephenjackson]

What you described is not positive psychology