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What are the benefits of 5 acts of kindness? - ✔✔-Perceive others more positively and charitably

-Fosters a heightened sense of interdependence and cooperation in the social community -

Encourages awareness and appreciation for your own good fortune ...All jump starting an

upward spiral of positive consequences



Flow - ✔✔-Concept developed by Csikszentmihalyi

-(or engagement, the 'E' in PERMA)

-Time passes quickly

-Attention is focused on the activity itself

-The aftermath is invigorating

-Find that difficulty level where you're no longer bored but not totally anxious



Signature strength - ✔✔-An individual's most notable strength of character



Name 2-3 signature strengths - ✔✔-humor

-curiosity

-bravery



So, what are my next steps? - ✔✔-Aware, "What are my strengths?"

-Explore, connection to strengths, you at your most resilient

-Apply, using your strengths in new ways, increase in happiness/decrease in depressive symptoms



Chris Peterson - ✔✔-Worked with Seligman to create the 6 virtues

-Courage, humanity, transcendence, temperance, justice, wisdom and
knowledge -Leads to life of pleasure, engagement and meaning

,Carol S. Dweck - ✔✔-Talks about different ways people are motivated

- How achievement can affect motivation
-Growth vs. fixed mindsets



Growth mindset - ✔✔Intelligence is a malleable quality that can be developed and cultivated
through effort.

-Challenges, obstacles, effort, criticism, success of others



Fixed mindset - ✔✔Intelligence is a fixed trait that cannot be developed.

-Challenges, obstacles, effort, criticism, success of others



Willpower - ✔✔-Ability to set long term goals

-Thinking about big values rather than short-term needs or desires
-Can be depleted

Like a muscle, the more you exercise willpower, the stronger it gets



Roy Baumeister - ✔✔Chocolate and radish study

-The more you resist the temptation of the cookie, the more willpower you have



Marshmallow experiment - ✔✔-Five year old kids are put into a room and if they can wait and not
eat the first marshmallow, they'll get a second one

-Kids who exhibited early behaviors of self-regulation showed success later in life



The pros of procrastination... - ✔✔-Short term benefits, increases positive emotions, well-
being skyrockets

-Early stress relief, much healthier

-1st half of semester- lower use of health center (Tice and Baumeister, 1997)

, The cons of procrastination... - ✔✔-Significant increase in stress late in semester

-2nd half of semester- increase use of health center

-Consistently produced lower quality work/lower grades

-Early gains were more than offset by losses



Choice paralysis - ✔✔"The state of over-thinking a decision to the point that a choice never gets made,
thereby creating inaction."



Opportunity cost - ✔✔"Opportunity cost refers to a benefit that a person could have received, but
gave up, to take another course of action. Stated differently, an opportunity cost representatives an
alternative given up when a decision is made."



Maximizing vs. satisficing - ✔✔Seek and accept only the best (or aspire to do so) vs. settle for
something that is good enough (merely excellent?)



Communication Danger Signs - ✔✔-Escalation

-Invalidation

-Negative intrepretations

-Withdrawal



Rules for Speaker - ✔✔-Speak for self

-No mind-reading

-Be brief

-Stop so listener can paraphrase



Rules for listener - ✔✔-Only paraphrase



Active constructive responding - ✔✔Enthusiastic support, eye contact, authentic, "Great news! I
knew you'd do it. How do you feel?"

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