Researchers often describe positive psychology as a strengths-based approach, emphasizing an individual's _______

a) attitude and feelings for coping and growth strategies
b) reasoning that allows for rational coping and growth strategies
c) strengths and resilient qualities that allow for productive coping and personal growth
d) orientation to problem solving that allows for productive coping and personal growth


Answer: c

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