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Using positive psychology interventions to promote well-being among students in higher-education institutionsunderstanding their cognitive and social impact /

Record Type:	Electronic resources : Monograph/item
Title/Author:	Using positive psychology interventions to promote well-being among students in higher-education institutionsedited by Peter J. O. Aloka.
Reminder of title:	understanding their cognitive and social impact /
other author:	Aloka, Peter.
Published:	Cham :Springer Nature Switzerland :2025.
Description:	xxxiii, 397 p. :ill. (chiefly color), digital ;24 cm.
Contained By:	Springer Nature eBook
Subject:	College studentsPsychology.
Online resource:	https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-031-88793-2
ISBN:	9783031887932$q(electronic bk.)

Using positive psychology interventions to promote well-being among students in higher-education institutionsunderstanding their cognitive and social impact /
Using positive psychology interventions to promote well-being among students in higher-education institutionsunderstanding their cognitive and social impact /[electronic resource] :edited by Peter J. O. Aloka. - Cham :Springer Nature Switzerland :2025. - xxxiii, 397 p. :ill. (chiefly color), digital ;24 cm.

Chapter 1: Introduction to Positive Psychology: A new paradigm for the wellness of students in universities -- Chapter 2: Examining Positive Psychology Interventions to boost mental health of students in universities in India -- Chapter 3: Effectiveness of gratitude focused-positive psychology interventions to enhance students' mental health in higher education -- Chapter 4: Using Personal Growth Mindset Positive Psychology Interventions (PPI's) to Boost Well-being of Students in Universities -- Chapter 5: Programmes for Promoting University Students' Well Being -- chapter 6: Self-control-positive psychology interventions to enhance mental health of students in Higher Education Institutions -- Chapter 7: Adoption of Positive Spirituality and Religiosity to Strengthen the Well-being of Students in Universities in Uganda -- Chapter 8: Positive psychology interventions: Navigating Social relationships to enhance mental health and well-being of students in Universities in Africa -- Chapter 9: Meaning of life based positive psychology interventions and mental health of students in universities: Implications for inclusive education -- Chapter 10: Unmasking Positive Psychology Interventions Utilized to Boost the Psychological Well-Being of Students in Universities in Africa -- Chapter 11: Optimism-based positive psychology interventions for well-being of students in Africa -- Chapter 12: Benefits of character strengths and virtues in enhancing the well-being of students: An integrated literature review -- Chapter 13: Benefits of happiness interventions in positive psychology frameworks to boost the well-being of students in universities -- chapter 14: Using Mindfulness Strategies in Strengthening the Well-Being of Students in Universities -- Chapter 15: Positive-Empathy-oriented interventions and well-being of students in Higher Education Institutions -- Chapter 16: Multilingualism as a resource: A systematic review on the use of translanguaging for the well-being of students in primary education -- Chapter 17: Utilizing strength-based positive psychology interventions to enhance students' well-being and mental health in African universities -- Chapter 18: Utilizing positive psychology initiatives to enhance inclusion of people with disabilities in research: The emancipatory approach -- Chapter 19: The organizational trust - the magic ingredient of well-being among students in higher education institutions -- Index.

This book explores positive psychology interventions; strategies which are aimed at enhancing positive emotions, cognitions and happiness among students in higher education institutions. Students worldwide have reported increased psychosocial issues which negatively affect their overall well-being and mental health. The poor well-being and mental health of university students has led to among other things, high attrition rate, suicide cases, low academic performance, and increased psychological and social problems among them. There has been increased interest in reach on the well-being and mental health of students in higher education. However, despite this, there is still scanty research on positive psychology interventions that could be adopted to boost well-being and mental health of students in higher education institutions. This book significantly contributes to the body of knowledge on adoption of holistic perspectives to boost well-being and mental health of students in higher education institutions. Peter JO Aloka is Senior Lecturer at the Wits School of Education, University of the Witwatersrand, South Africa. He holds PhD in Educational Psychology from the University of the Western Cape and an MED in Educational Psychology and BED Hons degrees from Kenyatta University, Kenya. He has lectured in Universities in Kenya and taught in secondary schools in Kenya as well. He was formerly, the Head of Department of Psychology and Educational Foundations, School of Education at Jaramogi Oginga Odinga University of Science and Technology in Kenya. He has published widely and supervised several postgraduate students both in Kenya and South Africa. He has edited four books and authored several book chapters and articles in internally recognized peer reviewed journals.

ISBN: 9783031887932$q(electronic bk.)

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