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Existentialism

A philosophical model that emphasizes individual freedom and responsibility, dating back to the mid-1800s.

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Major existential philosophers

Nietzsche, Sartre, and Kierkegaard.

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Challenge of existentialists

Accepting responsibility for one's own experiences.

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Meaning creation

Existentialists believe individuals must create meaning for themselves.

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Phenomenology

Refers to an individual's own experience which is under their control.

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Understanding personality

Central to understanding a person is how they create meaning and take control of their phenomenology.

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Positive psychology

The study of positive human experiences such as happiness, self-actualization, and gratitude.

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Humanism

A movement that inspired positive psychology, focusing on human flourishing.

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Personality traits

The study of positive characteristics such as courage, compassion, and wisdom.

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Self-determination theory

Suggests true happiness comes from fulfilling needs and goals instead of just pursuing pleasure.

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Eudaimonia

Real happiness that comes from pursuing intrinsic goals.

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Three fundamental intrinsic goals

Autonomy (freedom), competence (skill development), and relatedness (meaningful relationships).

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Flow

A state of deep engagement in an activity where time seems to disappear.

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Optimal experience

Csikszentmihalyi's concept of flow as the highest state of enjoyment in life.

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Internal locus of control

The belief that one has control over their own actions and outcomes.

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External locus of control

The belief that outside factors dictate one's fate.

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Key difference between locus of control types

Internal locus sees the self as the main influence, external sees outside forces as more powerful.

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Impact of internal locus

Linked to higher well-being and life success.

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Autonomy

Freedom from external control or influence, linked to internal locus of control.

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Csikszentmihalyi

Psychologist who conceptualized flow as an important aspect of positive psychology.

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Positive psychology movement

Committed to understanding how and why humans flourish and are good to each other.