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Chapter 14, Problem 25RQ
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To differentiate:
The concept of flourishing and subjective well-being.
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Seligman was the first one who goes I deep to explain the happiness firstly then he talked about flourishing concept. There is a difference in both that person with happiness is not important to be happy but flourishing involves happiness and good relationship with others and good productive activities.
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