While relaxing in the park, Dilbert decides to read his new book on the study of positive psychology. This book will primarily focus on ____.?
a. ?positive correlations in behavior
b. ?what makes life worth living
c. ?an individual's strengths, not weaknesses
d. ?what causes people to be similar to one another
ANSWER:
b
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