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Health Psychology Practice Test 2: Well-being
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Health Psychology Practice Test 2: Well-being
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1. The English word ‘resilience’ is derived from the Latin word .

2. ____ is consistently linked to lower levels of personal distress.

3. The term subjective well-being is often used as a synonym for .

4. Optimism is associated with and positive expectations.

5. According to the theories of happiness, happiness is the target of our psychological pursuits.

6. In the absence of significant there can be no resilience.

7. _____ to caregivers is crucial for the development of hope in children.

8. Studies have found strong relationship between and well-being among the impoverished nations.

9. ____ requires judgment of a favorable or good outcome.

10. _____ well-being has been defined as based on six aspects of positive functioning and actualization of potentials.

11. According to Costa and McCrae, happiness changed little over a period.

12. The strength of the relationship between personality and life satisfaction has been found to be greatly determined by .

13. Some studies have found optimism to be related to the suppression of the in some cases.

14. High hopers have emotional sets and a sense of zest that stems from their histories of success in pursuing goals.

15. Subjective well-being involves the evaluation of one’s current status in the world.

16. ____ is the government sponsored program in the European Union that regularly collect information about life satisfaction and well-being.

17. Both eudaimonic happiness and Humanistic psychology emphasize on the concept of ___________.

18. The difference between learned optimism and optimism is that in learned optimism the optimistic goal-directed cognitions are aimed at the person from negative outcomes.

19. ____ is a central component of a good life and a good society.

20. ____ is a cognitive judgment concerning how satisfied a person is with his or her life.

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