Positive Psychology. Hans Henrik Knoop

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      Reflections 1

      TRUST by Gert Tinggaard Svendsen

      Reflections 2

      POSITIVE PSYCHOLOGY by Hans Henrik Knoop

      HANS HENRIK KNOOP

      POSITIVE

      PSYCHOLOGY

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      POSITIVE PSYCHOLOGY

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      © Hans Henrik Knoop 2014

      Layout and cover: Trefold

      E-book: Narayana Press, Gylling

      ISBN 978 87 7124 446 5

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      Contents

       I samme serie

       Titelside

       Kolofon

       POSITIVE PSYCHOLOGY

       USEABLE KNOWLEDGE

       A (NEW) PSYCHOLOGICAL FIELD

       THE STRUGGLE TO LIVE

       LEARNED APATHY

       MEANINGLESS SELF-DISCIPLINE IS SELF-DESTRUCTIVE

       SEIZE THE DAY, NO MATTER WHAT!

       NOT UNTIL THE DAMAGE IS DONE

       COSTLY SAVINGS

       EMBARRASSING QUESTIONS

       NO PILOT IN THE COCKPIT

       THE HAPPIEST NATION IN THE WORLD

       WHY WE ARE HAPPY

       ECONOMIC EQUALITY AND ANTI-AUTHORITY

       CORRUPTION AND TRUST

       RICH ON MONEY AND BYTES

       FLOURISHING

       NEW NATIONAL DISEASES

       A POISONOUS PSYCHOLOGICAL COCKTAIL

       TWO BIOLOGICAL MECHANISMS

       UNGRATEFUL WRETCHES

       TRIVIAL LUXURY

       VITAL FEAR

       NEGATIVE EVERYWHERE

       OBSOLETE STONE AGE BIOLOGY AND SELF-IMPOSED DRAMA

       HOPELESS OR LIFE-AFFIRMING COMPETITION

       WELLBEING AS HARMONIOUS GROWTH AND SELF-REGULATION

       BORN FOR MOVEMENT

       GROWTH AS EXPRESSION OF LIFE

       PRIORITIZE PROCESSES AND GET GOOD RESULTS

       GOOD MANAGEMENT IS A RELIEF

       SELF-REGULATION AS MODUS VIVENDI

       SELF-REGULATION AS DEFINITION OF HEALTH

       REACTING TO ILLNESS IS NOT UNHEALTHY

       PSYCHOLOGICAL HUMAN RIGHTS

       WELLBEING AS DYNAMIC ORDER

       FREEDOM TO GROW

       DYNAMIC ORDER IN THE BODY

       A MENTAL MAP

       LEARN, AND FIND PEACE

       WELLBEING REQUIRES 3:1

       ENGAGEMENT AND FLOW

       EXPERIENCING FLOW

       FLOW AS AN IDEAL CONDITION