Four Statements to Happier By Dave Shearon Positive Psychology News Daily, NY (Dave Shearon) - January 17, 2009, 1:39 pm Dave Shearon, MAPP, applies positive psychology to both law and education. Dave writes articles about applications of Positive Psychology to law and education at...
The economy is in the toilet. Home values have plummeted. What's there to smile about? How about your freedom, your health and - most importantly - your loved ones? Those are just a few of the things associated with true enduring happiness, said social psychologist David...
Children who are more spiritual tend to be happier, according to a recently published study. Children who are more religious, however, aren"t necessarily happier, reported the team of researchers behind the study. "Our finding of a strong relation between happiness and spirituality in children, but...
Following is a excerpt from an upcoming book "Profit From the Positive: What Every Business Leader Needs to Know From the New Science of Positive Psychology." So if you're interested in applying the principles of positive psychology to achieve happiness (and, therefore, productivity and more) at...
Your Choices Determine Your Happiness - The power of choosing a positive attitude by Keith Harrell January 14, 2009 The quality of our lives is determined by the choices we make: which career path we take, which partner we choose, the lifestyle...
Most of us can still sing the words" If you're happy and you know it, clap your hands, stamp your feet, nod your head, roar out loud," etc. To characters in the Peanuts comic strip, happiness is something plain, simple and tangible. For Linus, happiness...
You know positive psychology and happiness are getting accepted by the mainstream population when a company like Coca-Cola uses happiness as the centre piece of its advertising campaign! To read more - click here...
Although not directly related to our core subject of positive psychology, this article is definitely indirectly related to the topic of happiness. To read about an interesting urban phenomenon that's arguable eating away at our happiness - click here...
Can positive psychology be used to promote healthier behaviour? Are happy people healthier? There's a good argument, in my opinion, for promoting the principles of positive psychology not just as a means of promoting happiness and positive emotions but also, as a means of preventing...
If Google can do it then so can you! Apparently, Google has started a school of personal growth and by the sounds of things, it's focus is at least partly on promoting happiness within the organisation via application of the principles of positive psychology - click...