The Importance of Positive Psychological Interventions Based on Developing and Enhancing Personal Strengths in Achieving Post Traumatic Growth for Crisis and Disaster Victims
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Positive psychology is grounded in an empirical conceptual framework that emphasizes the significance of building personal strengths to confront traumatic events. This suggests that negative life experiences can drive growth, maturity, and flourishing. Based on this assumption, the current study employs a descriptive approach to analyze and interpret experimental data concerning the relationship between personal strengths and post-traumatic growth (PTG). The analysis draws upon findings from prior studies conducted on individuals affected by attacks, earthquakes, and epidemics, including the COVID-19 pandemic.
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