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Positive Psychology and Career Development

Author: Michelle Aulthouse

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Title: Positive Psychology and Career Development

Author: Michelle Aulthouse

Description: How five constructs from the field, strengths, positive emotions and flow, gratitude, calling, and hope, can be used to help people build a career with purpose. Includes concrete counseling techniques.

Pages: 38

Size: 0.14 MB

Format: PDF

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