More activities for teaching positive psychology : a guide for instructors /

Bibliographic Details
Corporate Author: JSTOR (Organization)
Other Authors: Pressman, Sarah D. (Editor), Parks, Acacia C. (Editor)
Format: eBook
Language:English
Published: Washinton, DC : American Psychological Association, [2025]
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Online Access:Connect to the full text of this electronic book
Table of Contents:
  • Machine generated contents note: Contributors
  • Preface
  • Part I. Living the Research: Positive Psychology Methods, Applications, and Critical Analysis in the Classroom
  • Chapter 1. Conversational Pods: Enriching the Learning of Positive Psychology Through Dialogue and Connection
  • Margarita Tarragona
  • Chapter 2. Authentic Embodied Positive Emotions: An Experiential Introduction to the Broaden-and-Build Theory
  • Patty Van Cappellen and Barbara L. Fredrickson
  • Chapter 3. Duchenne Smiles
  • Windows to the Soul
  • Kennon M. Sheldon
  • Chapter 4. Exploring Language as an Unobtrusive Measure of Positive Psychosocial Characteristics
  • Peggy L. Kern
  • Chapter 5. How Can Life Stories Provide Insights for Positive Psychology?
  • Jordan A. Booker
  • Chapter 6. Who Can I Trust? Evaluating Sources of Information Related to Happiness
  • Zachary A. Silver and Laurie R. Santos
  • Chapter 7. Evaluating Positive Psychology Apps
  • Justine Bautista and Stephen M. Schueller
  • Chapter 8. Using Smartphones to Teach About Self-Report Bias and Accuracy in Well-Being Research
  • Kostadin Kushlev and Hannah Masling
  • Part II. Changing and Tracking Psychological Well-Being
  • Chapter 9. The Virtual Gratitude Visit
  • Robert A. Emmons
  • Chapter 10. Awe Outing
  • Emiliana Simon-Thomas and Dacher Keltner
  • Chapter 11. Happiness is in our Nature: Exploring Predicted and Emotional Responses to the Natural Environment
  • Jessica E. Desrochers and John M. Zelenski
  • Chapter 12. The Treasure Chest: An Immersive Guided Imagery Meditation on Sacred Moments
  • Serena Wong and Kenneth I. Pargament
  • Chapter 13. Is It Possible to Design and Live a Perfectly Happy Day?
  • Jaime L. Kurtz
  • Chapter 14. Uplifts in Daily Life
  • Patrick Klaiber and Nancy L. Sin
  • Chapter 15. Learning to Use Your Strengths Daily
  • Joanne F. Zinger
  • Part III. Positive Cognitions: Evaluations, Expectancies, and Experiences
  • Chapter 16. Whose Life is Meaningful?
  • Samantha J. Heintzelman
  • Chapter 17. Engaging in an Activity With Passion: How the Situation Affects our Mindset
  • Jany St-Cyr, Virginie Paquette, and Robert J. Vallerand
  • Chapter 18. Flow in Daily Life
  • Ajit Singh Mann, Patrick Robinson, and Jeanne Nakamura
  • Chapter 19. Promoting Hope Through Goal Setting
  • Matthew W. Gallagher
  • Part IV. Social Connections
  • Chapter 20. Self-Compassion
  • Ashley L. Kuchar and Kristin D. Neff
  • Chapter 21. Acts of Kindness: The Well-Being Benefits of Prosocial Versus Self-Focused Behaviors
  • John K. Coffey and S. Katherine Nelson-Coffey
  • Chapter 22. Increasing Your Interdependent Happiness
  • Hidefumi Hitokoto and Yukiko Uchida
  • Chapter 23. Building High Quality Connections
  • Jane Dutton, Arne Carlsen, and Sally Maitlis
  • Chapter 24. Identifying Positively Energizing Leaders
  • Kim Cameron
  • Part V. Implementing Positive Psychology Across Contexts: Culture, Stress, and Health
  • Chapter 25. How Ideal Affect Shapes Judgments of and Responses to Smiles
  • Elizabeth Blevins and Jeanne Tsai
  • Chapter 26. Fear of Happiness
  • Liudmila Titova
  • Chapter 27. Promoting Positive Psychological Character Strengths in Diverse Meso and Macro Settings
  • Laura Kohn-Wood, Guerdiana Thelomar, and Brittney R. Davis
  • Chapter 28. Self-Affirmation for Stress Protection
  • Kennedy M. Blevins, Sarah D. Pressman, and David K. Sherman
  • Chapter 29. Using Positive Coping Strategies to Boost Resilience
  • Emma L. Grisham and Marie P. Cross
  • Chapter 30. Healthy Foods for Happiness: A Mini-Intervention
  • Tamlin S. Conner and Jack R. H. Cooper.