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Rong Wang
下午2:34
I wanna ask about assignment two， what is portfolio？ does it similar as essay？
Roxanne Zolin
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OK does anyone have any reflections about positive psychology?
First question about assignment 2
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Roxanne Zolin
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Rong a portfolio is a collection of writings, your essay and your journal you can use photos and vidoes etc
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OK rong?
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Roxanne Zolin
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Abdulatee, do you have a question?
Gerald, do you have a question? your hand is up
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Rong Wang
下午2:37
ok， thank you
Roxanne Zolin
下午2:37
any other questions? does aqnyone have any thoughts on positive psychology?
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Lina Sodin
下午2:38
I have been finiding it very helpful and insightful
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Roxanne Zolin
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linda, how come?
Mazen Aieed E Aljeaid 2
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Yes
Abdulateef Mohammed A Arafa
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Yes..
Roxanne Zolin
下午2:38
try to talk
Lina Sodin
下午2:39
Well through doing the assignments, and I have asked my boyfriend to do some of them, I have found out areas that are my weak points, which I didnt think existed.
Roxanne Zolin
下午2:39
wow that is cool!
Erina Carboni
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Positive psychology seems to link very closely with motivation in the workplace which leads to relsilience, productivity and satisfaction
Roxanne Zolin
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did you learn about him. too?
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Lina Sodin
下午2:40
yes, and I, again learnt things about him, that I viewed differently
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Abdulateef Mohammed A Arafa
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There is alot of reading are required. I'm not sure which one directly related to assignment and which one is not. could you tell me please?
Roxanne Zolin
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Torsten, are you
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