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Positive Psychology in the Middle East/North Africa

Research, Policy, and Practise

Nausheen Pasha-Zaidi (Hrsg.), Louise Lambert (Hrsg.)

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Geisteswissenschaften, Kunst, Musik / Psychologie

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This volume looks at positive psychology from a culturally-responsive, empirically-driven perspective to avoid a descent into pseudoscience. Through evidence-based, regionally relevant topics in the field of well-being, this volume shows how increasing levels of excellence in the GCC region enhance upon business, education, research, and social innovations. Grounded in the empirical research literature, each chapter applies psychological concepts to locally relevant considerations, such as culture, religion, and socio-political contexts, making this book an essential tool for understanding positive psychology and well-being in the GCC nations and beyond. 

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Positive Social Development, Positive Psychology in Gulf Region, Positive Psychology from a Cultural Perspective, Character Strengths in Higher Education, Islamic Identity and Well-being, Organizational Strategies Increasing Positivity, Levels of Excellence in GCC Region, Culturally-responsive Positive Psychotherapy, Well-being and the Built Environment