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10 Index to the UUsiautti & Maatta Textbook Index abilities 13 absenteeism 34 absorption 10, 13, 14, 31 accomplishments 45, 46, 99 achievement(s) 6, 7, 17, 42, 58, 127 Achor, S. 8, 127 Ackerman, P.L. 13 action-related attributes 18 action(s): of good supervisors 79; intrinsic attribution 11; love as 127; merging awareness and 103; pedagogical 68; and success 123; wellbeing-promoting 69 active jobs 10, 16 adaptation 35, 44 adaptive creativity 37–8 adherence 9 adjustability 58 Adler, P.T. 9 adolescence see childhood and adolescent experiences advice 63, 99 affect 6, 7 affection 67 altruistic acts 124 Amundson, N.E. 116, 117 analysis of narratives 21 analyzing tools: metaphors as 115–17 Anderson, N. 38 anxiety 60 appreciation 49; of beauty and excellence 37, 42; of challenging work 29–32; child’s need for 124; of families 2; of marriage and marital happiness/ satisfaction 94; of work 13, 119 Appreciative Inquiry (AI) 69 archetypal metaphors 116 Argyle, M. 30 Aristotle 125 Arnold, J. 30, 44, 65 Arnold, K.A. 51 Aspinwall, L.G. 88 atmosphere 12, 48, 51, 73, 79 attachment 58, 68 attitudes: about future and future occupations 63; change in 2; home infl uence 59; imbibing brisk 65–7; and persistence 39; proactive 32, 44; respectful marital 94; and success at work 114–15; towards opportunities 33, see also positive attitudes attributes: of top workers 18–19 authentic leadership 106 authenticity 36, 39, 43, 44, 101, 106, 107, 128 authority (pedagogical) 67, 68, 70 autonomous motivation 9 autonomy 6, 11, 15, 30, 33, 34, 58, 96, 101, 127 autotelic experience 102 awareness: merging action and 103; of one’s strengths and weaknesses 9, 44, 65; of the real consequences of work 15; of reality 8 Baltes, P.B. 14, 35, 121 Barnett, R.C. 88, 93 Bass, B.M. 98 Baum, N. 2 beauty 37, 42 behaviour 12, 16; conscious control of 121; context and 15; positive 58; positive organisational (POB) 22; understanding 88 belief(s) 8, 11, 72 belittlement 49 benefi t value 11–12 Index Index 139 Berscheid, E. 58, 88 big optimism 8 biological aspects 16 blending 89 border crossers (family-work) 89 Boreham, N. 48 boundaries 124 Bradbury, T.N. 22 bravery 36, 39, 40, 45, 50 ‘broaden-and-build’ model 6–7 Brown, K.W. 51 Caldwell, C. 71 capability 47, 105 career(s): -related hardships 64; change 119; choices 59–64, 65, 96, 117, 118; counselling 61–4, 65, 66, 118, 119, 120; enhancement 65, 114; metaphors 116; orientation 2; skills 121; types 114 caring 66, 123, see also ethics of caring caring leadership 98–108 caring teacherhood 67–76, 126 Carver, C.S. 14, 44 causal thinking 10 challenge(s) 47, 49; expectations and reaction to 14; and performance 11, 15; willingness to accept new 114; workrelated 10, 15, 29–32, 102–3 change: in attitudes 2; developmental 14; societal 16, 63; willingness to tolerate 38 character 66 child-centred upbringing 66 childhood and adolescent experiences 57–67 civic skills 6 clarity 71, 103–4 Clark, S.C. 89 climate 49 co-workers 30, 33, 48, 104 cognition 12 cognitive skil
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