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By Alexandra M. Columbus
This book focuses on advances in psychology. Chapter 1 analyzes the configuration of social control in Catholic thought between the sixteenth to eighteenth centuries. Chapter 2 explores the role of emotional intelligence in therapeutic settings, examining how the ability to perceive, understand, and regulate emotions contributes to psychological well-being and therapeutic success. Chapter 3’s objective is a critical investigation of Freudian psychoanalytic symptoms. The overall objective of Chapter 4 is to examine critically the so-called “oceanic feeling.” Chapter 5 addresses a model based on self-compassion and psychological flexibility in the context of sports, the COMPACT model for athletes and coaches. The goal of Chapter 6 is to review some of the major theories in which social alienation may play a vital role, some of the major implications of the effects of social alienation, and some of the behavioral outcomes of social alienation pertaining to major psychological theories of behavior. Chapter 7 explores the bidirectional relations between adolescent adjustment and triangulation into interparental conflict, focusing on how adolescent adjustment can influence triangulation and, conversely, how such triangulation can impact adolescent adjustment.
Product Details
- ASIN : B0DVPKV711
- Publisher : Nova Science Publishers, Inc.
- Publication date : February 24, 2025
- Language : English
- ISBN-13 : 979-8895303511
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