What makes a thriver? Unifying the concepts of posttraumatic and postecstatic growth
Abstract
The thriver model is a novel framework that unifies the concepts of posttraumatic and postecstatic growth. According to the model, it is not the quality of an event, but the way it is processed, that is critical for the occurrence of post-event growth. The model proposes that meaning making, supportive relationships, and positive emotions facilitate growth processes after positive as well as traumatic experiences. The tenability of these...
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Title
What makes a thriver? Unifying the concepts of posttraumatic and postecstatic growth
Published Date
Jun 23, 2015
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Volume
6
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