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Resources and Studies on the Psychological Impact of Coronavirus
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Study Shows Uptick in Posttraumatic Stress Symptoms During Lockdown
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The Most and Least Enjoyable Daily Activities During Quarantine
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The Mental Health Unknowns of COVID-19
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THE PSYCHOLOGY OF POLITICS
Narcissism Linked to Voter Turnout, Political Activity
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Feelings of High Socioeconomic Status Can Lead People to Confuse Opinions and Reality
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The Demographics of Humor
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When Are Rich People More Entitled?
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The Psychology of Finding the Silver Lining
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The Advantages of Unrealistic Optimism
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Is Compassion the Key to Enjoying Sad Music?
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Optimists Sleep Better at Night
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SOCIAL MEDIA: GOOD OR EVIL?
Envy Might Drive Some of Social Media’s Mental Health Effects
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The Tweets That Go With a Quarter-Life Crisis
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Switching Off Your Phone Half an Hour Before Bed Might Improve Sleep, Memory
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Two Ways to Use Social Media
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PRO Course 1080: APA Guidelines for Clinical Supervision [2 Credits]
This online text-based course is based on the 2018 guidelines developed by the American Psychological Association for clinical supervision in health service psychology. It introduces the learner to clinical supervision in health service psychology and discusses the seven domains and 29 guidelines. The course concludes with an extensive list of references as well as definitions of key terms related to supervision in health service psychology.
PRO Course 1202: Positive Psychology: The Benefit of Well-Being [2 Credits]
This online text-based course introduces the learner to the concept of well-being from a positive psychology perspective. Based on a peer-reviewed article, this course will provide an overview of well-being and its impact on health, social relationships, work, and resilience. The research supporting the link between well-being and crucial life domains will be reviewed and implications, gaps in the research, and practical applications are discussed.
PRO Course 1203: Positive Psychology Interventions: A Randomized Placebo Controlled Online Study [1 Credit]
This online text-based course introduces the learner to the concept of well-being from a positive psychology perspective. Based on a peer-reviewed article, this course will provide an overview of well-being and its impact on health, social relationships, work, and resilience. The research supporting the link between well-being and crucial life domains will be reviewed and implications, gaps in the research, and practical applications are discussed.
THRIVE Course 103: Activating Strengths in Pursuit of Well-Being
In this online text and video based course, you will learn and apply the 24 character strengths and six virtues identified by Peterson & Seligman. Positive psychology posits that character is made up of our unique strengths - those aspects of the self that are congruent with who we are - they include the talents we were been born with, the beliefs and values we develop as we experience life, and the skills we've mastered that help us get the most out of life. In this course, you will learn the 24 character strengths and how they fit within the six virtues. You will watch the experts discuss strengths and by identifying your own top strengths, called signature strengths, you will learn how you can activate your strengths in pursuit of well-being.
THRIVE Course 102: Psychological Capital or How to Be a Mental Hero
In this online text and video based course, you will learn about Psychological Capital (PsyCap) and its four components: Hope, Self-Efficacy, Resilience, and Optimism. Psychological capital in many ways is like a savings account for our well-being. Just as it is good to save money for a rainy day, it is good to build psychological capital. Together, the four components help us to both fend off and conquer obstacles and to recover faster and better after trauma. This course includes text-based, to the point articles on psychological capital and its components as well as videos of experts and real world examples of putting PsyCap into action.
THRIVE Course 101: Positive Psychology History and Introduction
In this online text and video based course, you will learn the not so positive history of positive psychology, leading to a brief overview of the major concepts associated with positive psychology. Next you will watch a video of Martin Seligman, one of the founders of positive psychology, discussing his theory and how this new strength-based approach represents a paradigm shift in how we understand human resilience and well-being. The course ends with a discussion of the research on positive psychology and how it can help us, our families, and our communities thrive.
