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Values in Action (VIA)
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In the relatively new field of positive psychology, a piece of work has been done with the field's founder, Martin Seligman, and others to identify core character strengths. In summary, the twenty-four values are:
Note that the name is 'Values in Action'. Many people have aspirational values, but the ones that really count are those that you enact every day. So what?Understand your strengths and try to build on them. Understand the strengths of others and try to work with them. Also understand weaknesses and seek to shore them up or work around the. See also
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