Positive Psychology: Research and Applications of the Science of Happiness and Fulfillment: New Field, New Insights
By Jonny Bell
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Positive Psychology
Have you ever wondered:
- How can I feel truly fulfilled in my life and actions?
- How can I finally meet my life and career goals?
- How can I work toward Happiness?
- How can I turn pessimism to eternal Optimism?
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You are in luck
Positive Psychology: Research and Applications of the Science of Happiness and Fulfillment by Jonny Bell provides deep, research-driven analysis and understanding of the new branch of psychology: positive psychology.
Positive psychology seeks to fulfill you, to yield true satisfaction in your life. It works to rectify the mundane, to grab your life and shape it into what you’ve always wanted it to be. It lends you the courage to proceed down the path of eternal happiness.
This book’s positive psychology explanation gives way to ultimate, step-by-step instructions on how to achieve true happiness, positive thinking, mindfulness, resilience, and an effortless stream of optimism. The lowest pessimist can rise to the top and reap the health and emotional rewards. This book forces you to stop making excuses. Concentrate. Breathe. Slow your life in order to concentrate on your personal goals, your personal strengths. This book lends you the initial wave into an eternity of success and confidence. You’ll have the ability to speak your mind, conquer your surroundings, and aid your fellow man. Positive psychology is the very thing that will allow you to take this earnest control. Let it. And maintain confidence and joy throughout your entire life.
Topics covered:
- Comprehending Positive Psychology
- History of Positive Psychology
- Positive Psychology Research Analysis
- Achieving Happiness
- Learned Optimism and Hope versus Helplessness
- Mindfulness: Positive Psychology and Balance
- Flow: The Drive to Succeed
- Character Strengths and Virtues
- Positive Thinking: A Process
- Resilience and the Strength to Move Forward
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Positive Psychology - Jonny Bell
Positive Psychology:
Research and Applications of the Science of Happiness and Fulfillment
New Field, New insights
Jonny Bell
Copyright © 2014 by Jonny Bell
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Why You Should Read This Book
This book will help you understand a revolutionary branch of psychology: positive psychology. Positive psychology, jolting from the traditional, depressing psychologies of day’s past, prescribes the ways in which you can find true, internal satisfaction. It no longer lingers upon what is wrong with you; instead, it pushes you to ask: what is right with me and how can I improve upon that? How can I utilize my talents in order to maximize my life while I’m living it and achieve true self-satisfaction. You can be happy in the face of adversity and stress. You can push beyond lack of confidence, pessimism, and helplessness in order to achieve your goals and reach self-actualization? The book outlines research-driven concepts to allow true happiness to implant itself in your life. It quantifies decades of understanding about what makes humans happy or unhappy, and lands with a firm grasp on: yourself.
Table of Contents
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Why You Should Read This Book
Table of Contents
Chapter 1. Comprehending Positive Psychology
Chapter 2. History of Positive Psychology
Chapter 3. Positive Psychology Research Analysis
Chapter 4. Achieving Happiness
Chapter 5. Learned Optimism and Hope versus Helplessness
Chapter 6. Mindfulness: Positive Psychology and Balance
Chapter 7. Flow: The Drive to Succeed
Chapter 8. Character Strengths and Virtues
Chapter 9. Positive Thinking: A Process
Chapter 10. Resilience and the Strength to Move Forward
About The Author
Other Books By Jonny Bell
Chapter 1. Comprehending Positive Psychology
Positive Psychology: the new psychology revolution swooping through the world, is asking the most interesting question: how can one be happy? Positive Psychology is the inverse of what is traditionally termed regular
psychology. While regular psychology works to rectify psychological problems, to instill hearty, better mental states after mental trauma, positive psychology works to build positivity and satisfaction in normal life. The swerve from mental instability psychology to positive psychology is relatively recent; the interest in health and mental growth churned to the scene sometime in the past half century after many years of pegging people into mental institutions and studying their brains. Why not study the brain of a health person and try to scientifically administer greater health and happiness upon that person’s life? Why not work to discover the ways in which a person can work toward a better, more fulfilling life? These are the general questions behind the exciting new field.
Positive Versus the Negative
Essentially, the regular
psychology school’s focus upon faltering human development doesn’t tell the entire story of a person’s brain life. Simply knowing what occurs in the brain after stress, after schizophrenia has kicked in, or after emotional trauma has occurred lends the view of a ruptured brain. One can completely understand how a ruptured brain
works—or ultimately falters on a cellular, minute level. But how can one understand the ruptured brain without paying attention to a full, hearty brain? The full, hearty brain begins with all of its pieces
in place: that is, it’s healthy,