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Resources for stress resistance : parallels in psychology and Buddhism / Kathleen H. Dockett.

By: Dockett, Kathleen H., 1942-.

Material type: Text

TextSeries: The philosophy and practice of the SGI\SGI-USA Culture Department booklet series; 3.Publisher: Santa Monica : Soka Gakkai International, 1993Description: 40 p.ISBN: 0915678292.Subject(s): Fatiga mental. -- -Investigaciones

| Stress (Psicilogía). -- -Investigaciones

Contents:

Psicología clínica

Content advice: This papaer examines importants parallels between thr relatively recent fundings of psychology ans the 700 year old doctrine of the Buddhism as they pertain to resources for coping with life stress. These parallels illustrate thet the wisdom of Buddhism has long utilized what we are now validating thorugh scientific research to be sound approaches to enhancong psychological well being

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Incluye bibliografía (p. 38-40)

Psicología clínica

This papaer examines importants parallels between thr relatively recent fundings of psychology ans the 700 year old doctrine of the Buddhism as they pertain to resources for coping with life stress. These parallels illustrate thet the wisdom of Buddhism has long utilized what we are now validating thorugh scientific research to be sound approaches to enhancong psychological well being