What is PERMA Model?
PERMA Model PERMA model is an acronym, derived by Martin Seligman, to explain a model to help guide people to happiness. Students can also examine the five components of the
Learn, Grow, Achieve!
PERMA Model PERMA model is an acronym, derived by Martin Seligman, to explain a model to help guide people to happiness. Students can also examine the five components of the
Defining Personal Goals Personal goals.- The end state toward which a human or nonhuman animal is striving, the purpose of an activity or endeavor. It can be identified by observing
Introduction Richard S. Lazarus contributed significantly to our understanding of stress, emotion, and personality through his Cognitive Mediation Theory. This theory fundamentally reshaped how researchers and practitioners conceptualize emotional experiences,
What is Resilience? Resilience involves achieving positive outcomes despite facing significant life challenges or adversities. These challenges can derail normal development or disrupt healthy functioning. Masten (2001) defined resilience as
Positive Emotions Positive emotions and well-being are intricatly related. Positive emotions are a subset of emotional experiences that enhance our psychological and physical well-being. They are characterized by feelings of cheerfulness,
Positive Emotions Positive emotions and health resources are essential for enhancing our overall well-being and life satisfaction. Positive emotions, as defined by Barbara Fredrickson, are feelings that contribute to our
Positive Emotions Broaden and Build theory is one of the most popular theories of positive emotions. Positive emotions are a subset of emotional experiences that enhance our psychological and physical
Carl Rogers originated a popular approach to psychotherapy known initially as non-directive or client-centered theory/ therapy and later as person-centered theory/ therapy. Rogers’s personality theory, like Maslow’s, stands on humanistic
Introduction Operant conditioning refers to the process by which the consequences of a behavior affect its likelihood of occurring again. The theory, largely developed by B.F. Skinner, emphasizes that behavior
Psychological Interventions for Chronic Health Disorders Most chronically ill patients achieve a fairly high quality of life. However, adverse effects of chronic disease and treatments have led health psychologists to
Quality of Life and Health Behaviors The World Health Organization (WHO) defines quality of life as ‘a broad ranging concept affected in a complex way by the person’s physical health,
Health compromising behaviors are the behaviors practiced by people that undermine or harm their current or future health. It refers as the use of cigarettes, alcohol, and illicit drugs. The effect