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This study examined the efficacy of positive psychotherapy (PPT) on pure languishing clients. Pure languishing clients were randomly assigned to the PPT intervention (n = 20) or to a waiting list (n = 21). All participants completed measures before and after the intervention to assess life satisfaction, positive emotion, and negative emotion. The PPT intervention led to statistically significant improvement in life satisfaction and positive emotion. These findings suggest that a PPT intervention is effective for pure languishing clients.
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