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More Activities for Teaching Positive Psychology
New activities for teaching positive psychology, with new topics and expert-informed resources for instructors and coaches.
Social Integration and Pulmonary Function in the Elderly [PDF]
This study sought to determine whether social integration, defined as number of social roles, is associated with better pulmonary function in the elderly and which roles are associated with greatest benefit.
Loneliness, Social Network Size, and Immune Response to Influenza Vaccination in College Freshmen [PDF]
This study assessed the value of social network size and loneliness in predicting immune function by monitoring Ab response to an influenza immunization in a group of college freshmen who reported that this was their first influenza vaccination.
