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• Book Review: Curious? by Todd Kashdan
  Positive Psychology
  Parks, Arcacia

  Curious?, by Todd Kashdan, New York, William Morrow, 2009, 352 pp by Acacia C. Parks, Department of Psychology, Reed College

• Positive living: A pilot study of group positive psychotherapy for people with schizophrenia
  Positive Psychology
  Meyer, Piper, Johnson, David, Parks, Arcacia, Iwanski, Colin, Penn, David

  Positive psychology interventions target positive emotions in order to increase happiness engagement in life and well being while also ameliorating the im...

• Positive psychotherapy for smoking cessation: Treatment development feasibility and preliminary results
  Positive Affect
  Kahler, Christopher, Spillane, Nichea, Day, Anne, Clerkin, Elise, Parks, Arcacia, Leventhal, Adam, Brown, Richard

  Low positive and high negative affect (NA) predict low rates of smoking abstinence among smokers making a quit attempt....

• A case for the advancement of the design and study of online positive psychological interventions
  Positive Psychology Interventions
  Parks, Arcacia

  As PPI research embraces the use of the Internet it is incumbent on the research community to keep up with the everevolving best practices in online inter...

• Impact of psychoeducational content delivered online to a positive psychology aware community
  Happiness
  Haeck, Carly, Parks, Arcacia, Schueller, Stephen

  Happiness-increasing interventions demonstrate significant variation in outcomes, suggesting that the people who use them might be as important as the int...