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| an individuals experience of all of lifes experiences |
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| day reconstruction method |
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| combines elements of experience samping wih elicitation of memories of affective experiences |
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| subjective well being with an emphasis on happiness |
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| feeling a sense of purpose, growth and mastery |
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| self determiniation theory |
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| self realization is at the core of eudaermonic well being. |
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| feeling that ones behavior are self endorsed |
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| expressing ones talents and skills |
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| opportunities to feel cared for and loved by others |
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| when demands are to great given resources |
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| descret, tramatic experiences that have a clear onset to someone. Ex. death of a loved one |
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| chronic, problemic situations that occur on a daily basis |
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| kindling behavior sensitization |
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| the phenomnun that has been useful in explaining the effects of cummulaive stressors on vulnerability |
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| models that address the development of problems |
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| premorbid conditions that render individuals vulnerable to some disorder under certain circumstances |
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| positive psychological change experienced as a result of the struggle with highly challenging life circumsances |
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| cortisol inhibits the proliferation or blunts the respones of certain types of cytokines |
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| small protein molecules of many different varieties that are secreted by cells of the immune system and that help to regulate its functioning. |
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| opiate receptors for the bodies natural opiates |
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| the study of the interactions between the central nervous system, the immune system and behavior. |
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| the extent to which a person experiences nervousness |
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| behavioral inhabition system |
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negative effectivity is a part of this system
circuit related to withdrawl and avoidance behaviors shaped through evolution |
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| the extent to which a person experieces enthusiasm |
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| behavioral facilitation system |
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positive affectivity is a part of this system
this system intended to allow peoplee to espond to reinforcement and to approach and engage with the environment
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| paying atention in a paricular way of purpose in the present moment and non judgmentally. |
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| developmental shift in spirituality and faith |
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Stage 1 (1 - 6) intuitive perspective
stage 2 (7 - 12years old) - mythic literal
stage 3 (13 - 20) synthetic conventional
stage 4 (21 - 30) individuaive reflective
stage 5 (31 - 60) conjunctive
stage 6 (over 60) universalizing
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