Christopher Peterson is a visiting assistant professor of literature at Claremont McKenna College.
He co-authored "Character Strengths and Virtues" with Martin Seligman, a seminal work in positive psychology.
The book is considered a counterpart to the DSM, focusing on mental strengths rather than disorders.
Peterson's work contributes significantly to the field of positive psychology, emphasizing the importance of understanding and cultivating character strengths.
His research spans various cultures and philosophical traditions to identify universal virtues.
Peterson's approach aims to help individuals recognize and develop their innate strengths, potentially revolutionizing how mental health and personal growth are approached in both clinical and educational settings.
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