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Bibliographic Subjects » VIEWS ON HAPPINESS: » Views on happiness in public opinion » Models of happiness » Models in counseling

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VIEWS ON HAPPINESS: Views on happiness in public opinion Models of happiness Models in counseling
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Models in counseling, archetype, prototype, type, emblem, advise, recommendation, self-help, psychobabble, stereotype
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List of Publications on this Subject

Authors Title / Source Year Seligman, M.E.P. Authentic Happiness.
The Free Press, 2002, USA 2002 Hossenfelder, M. Der Wille zum Recht und das Streben nach Glück . (The Wish for Justice and the Pursuit of Happiness).
C.H. Beck, 2000, München, Germany 2000 KSA, Glück. (Happiness).
Katholische Sozialethische Arbeitsstelle, Informationsdienst Konsum und Sucht, 1998, Nr. 4, Hamm, Germany 1998 Kets-DeVries, M.F. Het Geluk. Een Handleiding. (Happiness. A Users Manual).
Publisher Nieuwezijds, 2000, Amsterdam, Netherlands 2000 Kerkhof, A. Hoe Kun je Gelukkiger Worden? (How to Become Happier?)
Psychopraxis, 2003, Vol. 5, 206 - 210. 2003 Foster, R.; Hicks, G. How We Choose to be Happy.
G.P. Puntnam ' Sons, 1999, New York , USA 1999 Mayring, P. Psychologie des Glücks. (Psychology of Happiness).
Kohlhammer, 1991, Germany 1991 Myers, D.G. Pursuing Happiness
Psychology Today, 1993, Vol. 26, 32 - 38 1993 Frisch, M.B. Quality of Life Therapy and Assessment in Health Care.
Clinical Psychology; Science and Practice, 1998, Vol. 5, 19 - 40 1998 Lucas, R.E.; Clark, A.E.; Diener, E.; Georgellis, Y. Reexamining Adaptation and the Set Point Model of Happiness: Reaction to Changes in Marital Status.
Journal of Personality and Social Psychology, 2003, Vol. 84, 527 - 539 2003