On positive psychology - Martin Seligman

[@davidbrown6340]

This is a well-organized and clear presentation of a development in psychology that will be of great value. Thank you Dr. Seligman!

[@beldonhuang]

Indeed, the same as what psychologist Oliver Sacks mentioned in his famous book, The Man Who Mistook His Wife for a Hat, regarding the purpose and use of psychology, it is questionable and debatable that psychology should only be used to identify people's weaknesses, deficits and problems. Besides curing diseases and diagnosing psychological diseases, psychology is just as capable of highlighting individual strengths and improving our lives for the better, just as Martin Seligman is doing. This is what we need!

[@parthadatta6190]

it's a superb presentation by this pioneer of positive psychology Prof Martin Seligman

[@tergramlegov574]

Deutsch

[@tergramlegov574]

Deusch

[@michellederoubaix6186]

Martin Seligman is amazing in his argument and support by academic research. Even though he hasn't nailed the positive attributes of crafting his presentation he is too good not to listen to as his message is always valuable and meaningful.

[@crisedith642]

What does mono audio have to do with positive psychology? Jokes aside, great talk!

[@Kpelz]

The left part of my brain got all the information

[@LashZhvania-Movies-MMA-Science]

7:50 how happy people differ from miserable

[@AdityaRaj-xm6oi]

Don't worry, your earphones are ok

[@Wobblins]

my left enjoys this

[@askar_412]

My too

[@peaceiteogu9545]

This Is highly interesting with multiple-learning points. The " IT" for me is that Psychology is not happy-ology .

[@azharoslan]

Many many thanks... YESSS I CANNN!

[@JaneNewAuthor]

Thank you!!! ❤

[@asriel-mk224]

i got scared really bad bc i thought my right speaker broke.

[@glencline2644]

My sister always says, only dead fish go with the flow

[@JaneNewAuthor]

That's flow. He's talking about Flow. If you'd ever experienced it you'd understand what he meant.

[@tbillyjoeroth]

Your sister is a PhD psychologist? Published books in the field??

[@tbillyjoeroth]

Pacific salmon die after spawning. That's what happens when you fight against the Flow.

[@besetfreehealthsolutions2667]

Great presentation but I could not wonder about the stage set up. Looks like a band in one corner, a dentist chair and table in the other one? Makes you wonder what the other presenters will be doing?? A front table with junk lying around on it (magical tricks or some-one forgot to clean up?). Then another small table with a stuffed animal, eggs, glass food jars with a wine glass? Random or not? Can anyone help me make sense of what I am seeing? Or did I miss the most interesting speaker engagement of the century? Live tooth pulling on stage, magic act, cooking class performed by stuffed animal while a band provide the music? How did I miss this?

[@tbillyjoeroth]

Maybe designed to distract you? Great observation and question. He could be a hoarder...😂

[@scottblutarsky458]

my left ear thanks you

[@amrojalam1037]

It was intresting

[@arsemabaraki7484]

It was interesting

[@benlyman115]

PLEASE fix the damn audio

[@lewisodosa1605]

Shout out to the left side of the brain 😌

[@OrignalRecipe92]

fuck the one speaker operation bro...just saying

[@tbillyjoeroth]

One percent of the views gave a Like?? And almost nobody commented. Whats that say about Positive Psychology?!?😮

[@Ducky_logan]

Whoa 🤯

[@breathgrowth5102]

Flow is a waste of my time im left handed i enter it with eaze

[@self4autism333]

Not good enough?, an outer event or result, eg "these methods are not good enough", according to phil jackson this is the very idea that blocks the flow. When you call the empty half of the glass bad, it becomes hard to ignore. When you call it less ideal or less preferred then you can focus on the half that is full with ease and flow. CBT has the answer to positive psychology within it. The way people use language is a part of blocking the flow, this is why phil jackson had silence days at chicago bulls, to stay in the flow zone. Hhhhmmmm whats autism really about.

[@timtamjimjam4131]

This guys seminol research was electricuting little dogs until they gave up on trying to escape the pain, all to 'discove' learned helplessness. This guy is a sicko.

[@JaneNewAuthor]

It wasn't his experiment. He told them what they were doing wrong so the experiment became unnecessary.

[@tbillyjoeroth]

Seminole Indians?