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The Oxford handbook of happiness / ed. Susan A. David, Ilona Boniwell, Amanda Conley Ayers
Ligado a: The future happinessLigado a: The collaborative recovery model: developing positive institutuions to facilitate recoveryin eduring mental illnessLigado a: Well-being therapy theoretical background, clinical implications, and future directionsLigado a: Mindfulness and cultivating well-being in older adultsLigado a: Coaching and well-being: a brief review of existing evidence, relevant theory, and implications for practitionersLigado a: Happiness in valued living: acceptance and commitment therapy as a model for changeLigado a: Positive psychology in practice: positive psychotherapyLigado a: Increasing happiness in the general population: empirically supported self-help?Ligado a: Introduction to happiness interventionsLigado a: Creating a stable architectural framework of existence: proposing a model of lifelong meaningLigado a: Post-traumatic growth: eudaimonic happiness in the aftermath of adversityLigado a: Promotion and protection of positive mental health: towards complete mental health in human developmentLigado a: Variety in the spice of happiness: the hedonic adaptation prevention modelLigado a: Set-point theory may now need replacing: death of a paradigm?Ligado a: Friendship and happinessLigado a: Perceived social support and happiness: the role of personality and relational processesLigado a: Adult attachment and happiness: individual differences in the experience and consequences of positive emotionsLigado a: Close relationships and happinessLigado a: Introduction to relationships and happinessLigado a: Executive well-beingLigado a: Encouraging employee happinessLigado a: Reflected best self engagement at work: positive identity, alignment, and the pursuit of vitality and value creationLigado a: Managing psychological capital in organizations; ciognitive, affective, conative and social mechanisms of happinessLigado a: Jobs and job-holders: two sources of happiness and unhapinessLigado a: Work design and happiness: an active, reciprocal perspectiveLigado a: How work shapes well-beingLigado a: Virtuousness as a source of happiness in organizationsLigado a: An introduction to happiness and organizationsLigado a: Positive education at geelong grammar schoolLigado a: Going beyond the accidental: happiness, education, and the Wellington college experienceLigado a: Teaching for windomLigado a: Resilience educationLigado a: Applying happiness and well-being research to the teaching and learning processLigado a: Happiness in the classroomLigado a: Should education have hapiness lessonsLigado a: Well-being and resilience in educationLigado a: Should education have hapiness lessonsLigado a: Education and well-beingLigado a: Introduction to positive educationLigado a: Well-being and public policyLigado a: Well-being and sustainable developmentLigado a: Well-being in consumer societiesLigado a: The geography of happinessLigado a: Comparing well-being across nations: conceptual and empirical issuesLigado a: Economics and the study of individual happinessLigado a: Introduction to happiness and societyLigado a: Quieting the mind and low arousal routes to happinessLigado a: Heaven on earth: benedicial effects of sanctification for individual and interpersonal well-beingLigado a: Florishing through meditation and mindfulnessLigado a: Well-being from the hindu / Sanãtana Dharma perspectiveLigado a: Relational buddhism: an integrative psychology of happiness amidst existential sufferingLigado a: Introduction to spiritual approaches to happinessLigado a: Happiness and its oppositesLigado a: Philosophical methods in happiness researchLigado a: The nature and significance of happinessLigado a: The seductions of happinessLigado a: Continental contributions to our understanding of happiness and sufferingLigado a: Happiness in early chinese thoughtLigado a: The pursuit of happiness in historyLigado a: Introduction to philosophical approaches to hapinessLigado a: Functional well-being: happiness as feelings, evaluations, and functioningLigado a: What makes for life well lived?: autonomy and its relation to full functioning and organismic wellnessLigado a: Eudaimonia: the difference between eudaimonia and hedoniaLigado a: Measuring happiness and subjective well-beingLigado a: Subjective well-beingLigado a: Notions of the good lifeLigado a: Introduction to psychological happinessLigado a: Happiness experienced: the science of subjective well-beingLigado a: The rewards of hapinessLigado a: Positive psychological experiences and psychopathology: a self-regulatory perspectiveLigado a: Religous engagement and well-beingLigado a: Emotionally intelligent happinessLigado a: Past, present, and future of flowLigado a: The endowment - contrast model: a lens for happiness researchLigado a: The broaden-and-build theory of positive emotions: form, function, and mechanismsLigado a: Introduction to psychological approaches to happinessIdioma: Inglês.País: Reino Unido.Publicação: Oxford : Oxford University Press, 2013Descrição: 1097 pISBN: 9780198714620.Coleção: Oxford Library of PsychologyAssunto - Nome comum: Psicologia da Saúde | Felicidade | Psicologia positiva | Eficácia | Qualidade de vida Classificação: 3360 - Psicologia da Saúde e Medicina | 3020 - Processos Interpessoais e de Grupo Recursos em linha:Clicar aqui para aceder online Tipo de documento:| Tipo de documento | Biblioteca | Cota | Estado | Data de devolução | Código de barras | |
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