1.5.1 The Good Life (Po) Flashcards

1
Q

According to this assumption what is everyone seeking?

A

The good life

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2
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What does the good life refer to?

A

A well lived life

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3
Q

What did Seligman identify?

A

3 types of desirable lives

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4
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What is the pleasant life?

A

A life where happiness comes from physical (hedonistic) pleasure

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5
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What does the good life involve?

A

A balanced focus on all aspects of life - personal, social and work

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6
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With the good life when is happiness found?

A

When you are content and absorbed in all areas of life

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7
Q

Where does happiness come from in the meaningful life?

A

Feeling there is a greater purpose and being part of it

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8
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What human behaviour could this be used to explain?

A

Generosity

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9
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What has research shown about generosity?

A

Pro social spending leads to higher levels of happiness than spending on yourself

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10
Q

how could the behaviour of addiction be explained?

A

seeking pleasant life - physical hedonistic pleasure

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11
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how could the behaviour of altruism (selflessness) be explained?

A

seeking a meaningful life

happiness from feeling there is a greater purpose

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