PSICOLOGÍA POSITIVA: ANÁLISIS DESDE SU SURGIMIENTO

María Laura Lupano Perugini; Alejandro Castro Solano

doi:10.22235/cp.v4i1.110

Autores

María Laura Lupano Perugini Universidad de Palermo
Alejandro Castro Solano Universidad de Palermo

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.22235/cp.v4i1.110

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Psicología Positiva, inicio, producción, intervenciones, futuro

Resumo

A más de diez años de la fundación de la Psicología Positiva por Martin Seligman, este trabajo se propone hacer un análisis desde sus inicios, considerando sus antecedentes, sus temas de interés, su producción, su difusión, sus implicaciones prácticas (intervenciones) y sus líneas de estudio a futuro. Además se propone discutir acerca del futuro de la Psicología Positiva: su disolución o integración al resto de la disciplina psicológica.

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