Positive design. : Delft students design for our well-being / / Volume 2 : / Pieter M.A. Desmet.
In 2015, a new journal was launched: the Dutch Journal of Positive Psychology. The editor-in-chief invited me to contribute with a regular column that reflects on the question of how design can contribute to the field of positive psychology. I was immediately excited because I saw an opportunity to...
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