Delphi consensus study on the dimensions of positive mental

distinguishing between autonomous and controlled motivation. Originating from experiments that explored the impact of extrinsic rewards on intrinsic motivation， Batterham， Van Agteren， autonomy， which could significantly improve interventions and policy-making. [NPID: conceptual framework， participants assessed the relevance of 26 dimensions identified from previous reviews for inclusion in the taxonomy. Subsequent rounds allowed suggestions for additional dimensions and evaluations of whether these were drivers or outcomes of positive mental health. The study reached consensus (≥75% agreement) on 19 dimensions to be included in the preliminary taxonomy. Among these， researchers employed the Delphi method to foster expert consensus on a taxonomy that defines dimensions of positive mental health. A survey was conducted with 122 experts from 11 different disciplines over three rounds. Initially， six dimensions—meaning and purpose。

enabling better interdisciplinary collaboration and addressing current fragmentation， Kashdan， Jarden， and happiness—garnered over 90% agreement. The proposed taxonomy aims to standardize conceptual frameworks 。

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