Below are several statements regarding Positive Psychology. Read each statement carefully and assess if the statement is true or false. 1: Positive psychology is a trait-based examination of well-being. In other words, you are either a positive person or not, and you cannot change your well-being. ____ 2: Broadly speaking, traditional psychology focuses on fixing what is wrong, while positive psychology focuses on nurturing the good. ____ 3: To have good, fulfilling lives, we should never feel negative emotions, only positive ones. ____ 4: Now that we have positive psychology, we do not need traditional psychology anymore. ____ 5: Positive psychology operates on a "one size fits all" model - everyone agrees on and benefits from what is positive and good. ____ 6: Positive psychology is purely an individual endeavor - it does not consider the influence of social relationships nor talk about how social groups can be positive. ____