Drew has been taking college courses for several semesters, and though he has struggled with some of his classes he continues to make a large effort to succeed. recently his grades have been improving, and his teachers have begun to recognize his potential for a career in the field of biology. drew's resilience and upbeat attitude are an example of what seligman calls

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