Titlebook: Handbook of Positive School Psychology; Evidence-Based Strat G?kmen Arslan,Murat Y?ld?r?m Book 2024 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The A

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Cultivating Resilience and Resilient Mindset in Schools: Practices and Strategies for Youth,all “resilient mindset,” characterized by flexibility and proactive confrontation of obstacles. There is also a need for culturally sensitive prevention and assessment tools that go beyond Western perspectives to ensure the relevance and validity of resilience in different contexts. Evidence shows t

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Mindfulness and Its Role in Youth Mental Health in Schools,ation in the school context include discussion on suggestions for the successful implementation of mindfulness practices and programs in schools. An overview of mindfulness-based programs and some commonly used mindfulness-based practices that were developmentally adapted for children and youth is p

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Promoting Prosocial Behavior in School Setting,nderstanding of the nature of this concept. Then, examples of prosocial behavior intervention programs for different age groups in school settings are presented. Overall, the current chapter is thought to raise awareness, guide, and encourage researchers and practitioners about the crucial role of u

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Self-Compassion in Students: Theoretical Background, Practices, and Positive Outcomes,e relationship with many psychological factors including evaluation styles, academic performance, social relationships, and overall well-being. Given the plethora of positive outcomes associated with self-compassion, this chapter outlines its impact on students’ functioning. In this section, we ackn

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Creative Engagement and Positive School Psychology,ingredients in arts and health. From those active ingredients, over 600 mechanisms that link creative engagement with health and well-being outcomes have been identified. We would like to integrate positive arts interventions theory and practice into the body of work being developed by the WHO Colla

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The Strengths-Based Inclusive Theory of Psychotherapy in Schools,retical propositions include (a) people with promotive contexts experience fulfillment to a greater extent and challenges to a lesser extent, (b) people are more likely to attain promotive contexts if they experience greater contextual support and fewer contextual barriers, (c) contextual supports c

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,Next Level Flourishing in Education: A Case Study of ‘Wholebeing’, sustainable flourishing in this school’s education system. Across the school context, primary outcomes included increases in well-being, decreases in ill-being, and greater resilience. Secondary outcomes included improved physical health and increased learning, academic engagement, and performance.

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Incorporating Emotionalized Learning Experiences into Blended Learning for Advancing Positive Educatheoretical perspectives and therefore the framework has a wide scope and application for advancing positive education and positive psychology interventions. This contribution offers a new perspective by demonstrating how blended learning, the Broaden-and-Build theory, and the Emotional Response the