Finds life enjoyable

Can see in objects, people, and activities their possibilities of meeting his or her needs

• Can recognize and act on cues to existing limits
• Can respond to the rules, routines, and customs of any group to which he or she belongs

• Accurate picture of what is happening around the individual
• Good sense of the consequences, both good and bad, that will follow his or her acts
• can see the difference between the "as if" and "for real" in situations

• within limits set by abilities, can do well in tasks attempted
• when meeting mild failure, persists until determines whether or not he or she can do the job

• Sees self as approaching individual ideals, as capable of meeting demands
• has reasonable degree of self-confidence that helps in being resourceful under stress

Experiences satisfaction and stability in relationships

socially integrated and can rely on social supports

Uses stress reduction strategies that address the problem, issue, threat.

Uses coping strategies in a healthy way that does not cause harm to self or others

• Loses interest or pleasure in all or almost all usual activities and pastimes
• describes mood as depressed, sad, hopeless, discouraged, "down in the dumps"

Major depressive episode

• Shows bizarre delusions such as delusions of being controlled
• has auditory hallucinations
• manifest delusions with persecutory or jealous content

schizophrenic disorder

• passively  allows others to assume responsibility for major areas of life because of inability to function independently
• lacks self-confidence (sees self as helpless, stupid)

• shows pattern of unstable and intense interpersonal relationships
• has chronic feelings of emptiness

Oppositive of happiness

control disorder, undersocialized, aggressive

Opposite of appraisal of reality

adjustment disorder with work inhibition

Opposite of effective coping strategies