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Coping and Stress (SAGE Encyclopedia of Abnormal & Clinical Psychology)

Coping and Stress (SAGE Encyclopedia of Abnormal & Clinical Psychology)

Stress is an inevitable aspect of living. In everyday parlance, stress refers to an emotional state of pressure, tension, or distress because of certain demands, actual or imagined, that threaten our psychological or physical well-being. These demands may involve a...
Coping and Stress (SAGE Encyclopedia of Abnormal & Clinical Psychology)

Death and Dying (SAGE Encyclopedia of Abnormal & Clinical Psychology)

unsplash-logoDmitrij Paskevic The moment we are born, we are thrown into a precarious existence in a dangerous world; almost anything can end our earthly existence: accidents, diseases, disasters, or violence. No matter how carefully we avoid death and prolong life,...
Integrative Meaning Therapy: From Logotherapy to Existential Positive Interventions

Integrative Meaning Therapy: From Logotherapy to Existential Positive Interventions

Abstract This chapter first argues the need for second wave positive psychology (PP2.0), which is informed by Frankl’s logotherapy as well as existential psychology. The main thesis of PP2.0 is that in order to attain healing and authentic happiness, one needs to...
The Meaning Hypothesis of Living a Good Life: Virtue, Happiness, and Meaning

The Meaning Hypothesis of Living a Good Life: Virtue, Happiness, and Meaning

Abstract My long-term research interest has revolved around the central theme of the vital role of meaning in living the good life individually and collectively. The meaning hypothesis (MH) introduced here represents an overarching framework for my meaning-centered...
Questionable Measures are Pretty Meaningless: Comment on Heintzelman and King (2014)

Questionable Measures are Pretty Meaningless: Comment on Heintzelman and King (2014)

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New Book About Dr. Paul T. P. Wong's Life & Legacy

 

Thursday with Dr. Paul T. P. Wong is the first book dedicated to Dr. Paul T. P. Wong (1937-2024), a distinguished Chinese Canadian clinical psychologist and professor emeritus.

Written by Tim Yu, Paul’s research assistant between 2018 to 2024, this book is meant for those who are familiar with his ideas or are approaching them for the first time.

As this book is a fundraiser, a portion of the proceeds will go towards continuing the mission of the International Network on Personal Meaning, which Paul started over 25 years ago. 

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May this book challenge and inspire you to carry on Paul’s mission: To bring meaning and joy to those who are suffering.