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Agency as a Psychological Resource for Human Flourishing: Extending Seligman’s Framework Through Imagination in Emerging Adults
Agency, defined as the belief that one can influence the world and accomplish personal goals, has recently emerged as an important topic within positive psychology. This capstone applies Seligman's agency framework to examine how its three components—efficacy, optimism, and imagination—may contribu
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