But what would a balanced approach look like?

Behavioral and Brain Sciences 27 (3):332-333 (2004)
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Krueger & Funder could have gone further to sketch out a more comprehensive vision of “balanced” psychology. The triumphs and travails of other sciences provide clues about the advantages and pitfalls of pursuing such an approach. Perhaps introducing more positivity into psychology may involve asking how people can do better, not how well they do already

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