Positive Psychology

I have Taken the positive ratio assessment and I have a very hard time with the assessment telling me that I have Not got enough data to get any evaluation I think this assessment is very limiting in the questions have a limited number of responses. The simple answer to be honest I have to say that the positive ratio assessment woul not think this is adequate for anything. I Think I could get more information frôm a fortune cookie

I Found the most surprising the Question is a very simple and not at all complicated which was nice

The activity Was not mraningful for me to be a real assessment to few questions and limited responses

The activ,ity was very general and I really didn’t learn anything about myself during this activity

The acttivity was so general that I have a very hard time thinking about it as something that I would ever incorporate as something that I learned from

The activity was to general and simple to be uncomfortable or challenging in any way

I Thought the life satisfaction levels was extremely limitiing even though the activity could be useful to people who are very happy with their life at this time

I really didn’t find anything surprising about the life satisfaction level

The activity was not meaningful to me at all because of the limitations that it presented

I have to Say that I thought it was a meaningless activity because I already knew what the outcome would be based on the positive ratio score I feel that both the positive ratio assessment and the life satisfaction level are about the same thing they are both too limiting. They want to put people in a box!

I have to Say that I would never have a reason to incorporate this activity into anything.

The Activity was not challenging or uncomfortable at all.

My strengths according to the strengthfinders.com website are 1. Adaptability [going with the flow (Rath, 2007)] 2.Maximizer [Excellence, not average (Rath, 2007)] 3. Responsibility [ownership of anything committed to (Rath, 2007)] 4.Input [collector (Rath, 2007)] 5.Positivity [one must never lose their sense of humor (Rath, 2007)].