Modest systems psychology: A neutral complement of positive psychological thinking.
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Hogan, M. J
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Hogan, M. J (2008) 'Modest systems psychology: A neutral complement of positive psychological thinking'. Systems Research and Behavioural Science, 23 :717-732.
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The positive psychology movement has recently reconfigured the thinking of psychologists by bringing to the forefront of enquiry a scientific focus on positive emotions, character strengths, and human virtue, the ultimate aim of which is to further our understanding of human nature and optimize our potential for a good life.
This paper proposes a modest systems psychology as a neutral complement to positive psychological thinking in an effort to facilitate a systems view on action optimization.