A Book Review of The search for fulfillment: revolutionary new research that reveals the secret to long-term happiness by Susan Krauss Whitbourne.

Based on Diener’s (Diener E. (1984). Subjective well-being....

Development of humanitarian moral identity may correspond with the growing self-importance of moral traits.  This study considered the extent to which moral traits become explicit in novice and expert humanitarian moral identity narratives....

The scholarly coaching literature has advanced considerably in the past decade. However a review of the existing knowledge base suggests that coaching practice and research remains relatively uninformed by relevant psychological theory....

A Book Review of The pursuit of happiness: a review of ''Buddha's Brain'' by Rick Hanson.

Results from two studies revealed that the relation between meaning in life and life satisfaction was moderated by the extent to which the rater was searching for meaning in his or her life....

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

Technological progress seems to open ways for redesigning the human organism. This means that the affective system that is built into the brain by evolution...

From philosophical and intuitive sources I find three goods that should serve as ultimate ends in assessing a high quality of life: subjective well-being human development and justice....

Movie Review: How happy can you be?, Icarus Films, Brooklyn, NY, USA. DVD (2006), 52 minutes, US$390. www.icarusFilms.com