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Identify the six characteristics of mentally healthy people proposed by Birren and Renner.
 
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The neurotransmitter , which regulates arousal and alertness, may be responsible for the feelings of fatigue associated with depression.
 
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Researchers and practitioners still refer to Birren and Renner's (1980) classic argument that mentally healthy people have the following characteristics: a positive attitude toward the self, an accurate perception of reality, a mastery of their environment, autonomy, personality balance, and growth and self-actualization. One argument is that, to the extent that these factors are missing or absent, mental disorder or psychopathology becomes more likely.

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Great answer, keep it coming :)


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