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050	0	4	_aBF511 _b.P675 2014
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245	1	0	_aPositive emotion : _bintegrating the light sides and dark sides / _cedited by June Gruber, Judith Tedlie Moskowitz.
260			_aNew York : _bOxford University Press, _c(c)2014.
300			_a1 online resource.
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520	0		_a"There has been an explosion of interest on happiness and positive emotion in both the scientific literature and the popular press. While positive emotion is generally considered a source of good outcomes, recent scientific work in psychology has highlighted the ways in which positive emotion facilitates the pursuit of important goals, contributes to vital social bonds, broadens our scope of attention, and increases psychological and physical well-being. But this wave of interest in positive psychology has to date neglected another important possibility regarding positive emotion--that it may, under certain conditions, be maladaptive. Here, Gruber and Moskowitz propose that the field is now ripe to consider the costs, and not just the benefits, of positive emotion. This book offers the first comprehensive exploration of this phenomenon. It offers a comprehensive summary of current theoretical and empirical work on positive emotion and provides empirical examples of the 'light side' or adaptive benefits of positive emotion according to the degree, context (health, social relationships, coping), and type of adaptive outcome. It also provides empirical examples of the 'dark side' or maladaptive aspects of positive emotion organized according to the degree, context, type and reasons for pursuing positive emotion in healthy and clinical populations. It discusses therapeutic applications regarding how to cultivate and foster healthy positive emotion, and suggests future research to better understand the nature of positive emotion"-- _cProvided by publisher.
520	0		_a"Everyone cares about positive emotion and what makes us happy. But do we really know both sides of the story about our most treasured feelings? This comprehensive volume provides the first account of the light and the dark sides of positive emotion, and how they can help us and sometimes even hurt us"-- _cProvided by publisher.
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505	0	0	_aMachine generated contents note: -- _tTable of Contents -- _tPart I. Introduction -- _tChapter 1. Seeing it All: The Light and Dark Sides of Positive Emotion -- _tJune Gruber, Hillary C. Devlin, and Judith Moskowitz -- _tPart II. Unpacking Recent Discoveries in Positive Emotion -- _tChapter 2. The Psychological Construction of Positive Emotion as a Window Into Well-Being -- _tPaul Condon, Christine Wilson-Mendenhall and Lisa Feldman Barrett -- _tChapter 3. Origins and Functions of Positive Affect: A Goal Regulation Perspective -- _tCharles Carver, Michael F. Scheier, and Sheri L. Johnson -- _tChapter 4. Shared and Differentiating Features of the Positive Emotion Domain -- _tBelinda Campos and Dacher Keltner -- _tChapter 5. The Role of Positive Affect on Thinking and Decision-Making: A Tribute to Alice Isen -- _tJudith Moskowitz, Margaret S. Clark, Anthony Ong, and June Gruber -- _tChapter 6. Another Little Piece of My Heart: Positive Emotions and the Autonomic Nervous System -- _tMichelle N. Shiota and Alexander F. Danvers -- _tChapter 7. Positive Emotion and the Brain: The Neuroscience of Happiness. -- _tTabitha Kirkland, Vincent Y. Man, and William A. Cunningham -- _tPart III. The Light Side: When and Why Are Positive Emotions Good for Us? -- _tChapter 8. Understanding the Neurobiology of Core Positive Emotions through Animal models: Affective and Clinical Implications -- _tJaak Panksepp -- _tChapter 9. Genetic and Environmental Influences on Positive Emotionality -- _tRagnhild Bang Nes -- _tChapter 10. The Dark and Light Sides of Humor: An Emotion Regulation Perspective -- _tAndrea C. Samson and James J. Gross -- _tChapter 11. Positive Affect: A Pathway to Better Physical Health -- _tSarah D. Pressman and Stephanie L. Bowlin -- _tChapter 12. How Positive Social Emotions Motivate Actions for the Future Self: Building Bonds, Attaining Ambitions, and Establishing Esteem -- _tLisa A. Williams and David DeSteno -- _tChapter 13. Positive Affect and Adolescent Development: Emerging Levels of Understanding and Clinical Implications Dana L. McMakin and Ronald E. Dahl -- _tPart IV. The Dark Side: When Positive Emotion Goes Wrong -- _tChapter 14. Older and Happier? Age-related effects on positive emotion -- _tMonika Lohani, Mary Jo Larcom, and Derek M. Isaacowitz -- _tChapter 15. Positive Emotions in the Aftermath of Loss -- _tAnthony D. Ong, George A. Bonanno, and C. S. Bergeman -- _tChapter 16. The Value of Positive Emotion: Philosophical Doubts and Reassurances -- _tDaniel M. Haybron -- _tChapter 17. On the Downside of Feeling Good: Evidence for the Motivational, Cognitive and Behavioral Disadvantages of Positive Affect -- _tJoseph P. Forgas -- _tChapter 18. Turning the Tables: How We React to Others' Happiness -- _tMargaret S. Clark and Joan K. Monin -- _tChapter 19. The Cultural Shaping of Happiness: The Role of Ideal Affect -- _tJeanne Tsai and BoKyung Park -- _tChapter 20. The Paradoxical Effects of Pursuing Positive Emotion: When and Why Wanting to Feel Happy Backfires -- _tBrett Q. Ford and Iris B. Mauss -- _tPart V. Just Right: Cultivating Healthy Positive Emotion -- _tChapter 21. Positive Urgency and Negative Outcomes: The Dispositional Tendency to Rash Action During Positive Emotional States -- _tMelissa A. Cyders -- _tChapter 22. Positive Affect Systems in Depression: The Road Less Traveled -- _tGreg Siegle, Erika Forbes, Jennifer Silk -- _tChapter 23. Positive Emotion Disturbance in Bipolar Disorder across the Lifespan -- _tElizabeth J. Reeves, Ellen Leibenluft, and June Gruber -- _tChapter 24. Positive Emotion: The Sirens' Song of Substance Use and the Trojan Horse for Recovery from Addiction Adam W. Carrico -- _tChapter 25. The How, Why, What, When, and Who of Happiness: Mechanisms Underlying the Success of Positive Activity Interventions -- _tKristin Layous, Sonja Lyubomirsky -- _tChapter 26. Mindfulness and Balanced Positive Emotion -- _tRichard Bränström, Larissa G. Duncan -- _tChapter 27. Positive Affect Interventions to Reduce Stress: Harnessing the Benefit while Avoiding the Pollyanna -- _tLaura R. Saslow, Michael Cohn, and Judith Tedlie Moskowitz -- _tPart VI. Conclusions -- _tChapter 28. Positive Emotions: The Good, The Bad, The Inert, and The Complicated -- _tBarbara Fredrickson.
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700	1		_aGruber, June, _5of compilation.
700	1		_aMoskowitz, Judith Tedlie, _5of compilation.
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