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55 tools, has produced most of the vast body of human knowledge on this subject, and still trains professionals specializing in this exact topic. Despite this, other fields have neglected this work and the opportunity for interdisciplinary collaboration. Such neglect has led to approaches already invalidated in philosophy and causing potential harm when applied. Psychiatry must not make this mistake. As Fava and Guidi point out, the bene fit to psychiatry of incorporating the right conceptions of positive well-being are huge. And so are the costs of getting it wrong.