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Bibliographic Subjects » CONSEQUENCES of HAPPINESS » Functions of (un)happiness » Functions of experiencing (un)happiness in oneself » Functions of hedonic level

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CONSEQUENCES of HAPPINESS Functions of (un)happiness Functions of experiencing (un)happiness in oneself Functions of hedonic level
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Functions of hedonic level, good spirits
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List of Publications on this Subject

Authors Title / Source Year Parkinson, B.; Briner, R.B.; Reynolds, S.; Totterdell, P. Changing Moods. The Psychology of Mood and Mood Regulation.
Addison Wesley Longman Limited, 1996, UK 1996 Csikszentmihalyi, M. Finding Flow: The Psychology of Engagement in Everyday Life.
Basic Books, 1997, New York, USA 1997 Oatley, K. Best Laid Schemes. The Psychology of Emotions.
Cambridge University Press, 1992, Cambridge, UK 1992 Lykken, D.T. Happiness: What Studies on Twins Show Us About Nature, Nurture and the Happiness Set-Point.
Golden Books, 1999, New York, USA 1999 Morris, W.N. The Mood System.
Kahneman, D.;Diener, E.;Schwarz, N.;Eds.: "Well-Being: The Foundations of Hedonic Psychology", Russell Sage Foundation, 1999, New York, USA, 169 - 189 1999 Zautra, A.J.; Berkhof, J.; Nicolson, N.A. Changes in Affect Interrelations as a Function of Stressful Events.
Cognition and Emotion, 2002, Vol. 16, 309 - 318 2002 Diener, E.; Fujita, F.; Sandvik, E. What Subjective Well-Being Researchers Can Tell Emotion Researchers about Affect.
Paper 8th Conference International Society for Research on Emotion, 1994, USA 1994 Lazarus, R.S. Emotion and Adaptation.
Oxford University Press, 1991, New York, USA, 265 - 270, 387 - 422 1991 Bloch, C. Moods and Culture of Feeling.
Paper, University of Copenhagen, 2004, Denmark 2004 Klein, S. Die Glücksformel. Oder wie die guten Gefühle entstehen. (The Happiness Formula. How Good Feelings Come About).
Rowolt Verlag, 2002, Germany 2002 Vitterso, J.; Dyrdal, G.M.; Roysamb, E. Utilities and Capabilities: A Psychological Account of the Two concepts and Their Relations to the Idea of a Good Life
Paper 2nd Workshop on Capabilities and Happiness, University of Milano, 2005, Biocca, Italy 2005 Balcombe, J. Pleasurable Kingdom. Animals and the Nature of Feeling Good.
MacMillan, 2006, New York, USA 2006 Bloch, C. Moods and Quality of Life.
Journal of Happiness Studies, 2002, Vol. 3, 101 - 128 2002 Chemali, Z.N.; Chahine, L.; Naassan, G. On Happiness: A Minimalist Perspective on a Complex Neural Circuitry and its Psychosocial Constructs.
Journal of Happiness Studies, 2008, Vol. 9, 489 - 501 2008 Cabanac, M. Pleasure: The Common Currency.
Journal of Theoretical Biology, 1992, Vol. 155, 173 - 200 1992 Carver, C.S.; Scheier, M.F. Origins and Functions of Positive and Negative Affect: A Control-Process View.
Psychological Review, 1990, Vol. 97, 19 - 35 1990 Grinde, B. Why Negative Feelings are Important when Assessing Well-Being.
Journal of Happiness Studies, 2016, Vol.17, 1741 - 1752 2016