The Encyclopedia of Positive PsychologyShane J. Lopez John Wiley & Sons, 31 Αυγ 2011 - 1152 σελίδες Positive psychology, the pursuit of understanding optimal human functioning, is reshaping the scholarly and public views of how we see the science of psychology. The Encyclopedia of Positive Psychology provides a comprehensive and accessible summary of this growing area of scholarship and practice.
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... Social cognitive theory Utilitarianism Social skills Values Social support Vigor Social work Virtue ethics Solution-focused brief therapy Virtues Spiritual well-being Vitality Spirituality Vocation Sport psychology Watson, John B ...
... Social cognitive theory Utilitarianism Social skills Values Social support Vigor Social work Virtue ethics Solution-focused brief therapy Virtues Spiritual well-being Vitality Spirituality Vocation Sport psychology Watson, John B ...
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... Social. Adaptability. Adaptability can also be applied to interpersonal relationships. It is a personal char- acteristic that allows an individual to change his or her way of being in order to relate better to another person or persons ...
... Social. Adaptability. Adaptability can also be applied to interpersonal relationships. It is a personal char- acteristic that allows an individual to change his or her way of being in order to relate better to another person or persons ...
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... social con- text in which these limitations are expressed. This perspective, often called the social or social-ecological model of disability, has received significant attention since the advent of the disability rights movement in the ...
... social con- text in which these limitations are expressed. This perspective, often called the social or social-ecological model of disability, has received significant attention since the advent of the disability rights movement in the ...
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... social motivation. Social motivation is the process of establishing and maintaining social bonds. The model posits that distal appetitive/aversive social motives prompt more proximal approach/avoidant social goals to produce positive or ...
... social motivation. Social motivation is the process of establishing and maintaining social bonds. The model posits that distal appetitive/aversive social motives prompt more proximal approach/avoidant social goals to produce positive or ...
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... social goals predicted less loneliness, greater satisfaction with social relationships and more frequent positive social events compared with those who used avoidant social goals. Gable's model was supported in a related study of ...
... social goals predicted less loneliness, greater satisfaction with social relationships and more frequent positive social events compared with those who used avoidant social goals. Gable's model was supported in a related study of ...
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Admiration | 125 |
Agency | 148 |
Altruism | 163 |
Americans with Disabilities Act | 178 |
Appetitive motivational systems | 197 |
Attachment theory | 208 |
Laughter | 562 |
Life coaching | 577 |
Locus of control | 585 |
Marital happiness | 594 |
Meaning | 605 |
Menninger Karl | 613 |
Moral development | 622 |
Motherhood | 632 |
Cultural values | 265 |
Deep learning | 275 |
Diener | 287 |
Emotional asymmetry | 300 |
Emotional intelligence | 310 |
Authenticity | 362 |
Endorphins | 478 |
Entreprenurial behavior | 484 |
Epigenetics | 492 |
Ethnicity | 503 |
Eudaimonia | 509 |
Narrative identity | 638 |
Neurobiology | 644 |
Open source | 651 |
Psychology | 827 |
Penn Resiliency Program | 833 |
Personal responsibility | 843 |
Peterson Christopher | 852 |
Autonomy | 1002 |
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