The school of modern psychology that was developed to offset the perceived emphasis in psychology on pathology and suffering is called
A) psychodynamic psychology.
B) behaviorism.
C) positive psychology.
D) coping psychology.

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Positive psychology was developed in response to the perception that psychology focused too heavily on negative aspects such as pathology and suffering. It seeks to shift the focus towards studying positive experiences, emotions, and well-being.

The School of Modern Psychology That Was Developed to Offset