Be Happy A-Z
The Science of Satisfaction
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The product of over two decades of research to find the "symptoms" and "causes" of happiness within philosophy, biology, chemistry, biochemistry, neurology, positive psychology, behavioral psychology, cognitive psychology, cognitive semiotics, pathology, physiology, medical science, nutritional science and more.
This book simplifies and breaks down exactly what to do to maintain long term satisfaction with your life and exactly how not to. It is an easy-to-follow breakdown of all the various aspects that go into that state of mind and how to accomplish each.
More than that it delves into Industrial/Organizational Psychology and Developmental/Lifespan Psychology to give you a specific guide to best apply this knowledge to your employees and your children (along with any other aspect of your life).
To get one-on-one help or delve more in depth with the author Alexandra de Scheel, MA:
Please contact by visiting www.behappyaz.com or emailing [email protected].
Details
- Publication Date
- Nov 5, 2020
- Language
- English
- ISBN
- 9781716449833
- Category
- Personal Growth
- Copyright
- All Rights Reserved - Standard Copyright License
- Contributors
- By (author): Alexandra De Scheel, MA
Specifications
- Format
- EPUB
Keywords
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