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ArticleInteractionAmplifying Your Effectiveness Articles and Essays Your hosts, their colleagues and you all have things to say, and stories to tell. We'll do a lot of storytelling at AYE, but why wait until then? Here's an index to articles and essays that might stimulate your thinking about what you want to get from AYE. Send your article nomination to [email protected]. As of now, there are three lists of articles: ArticleInteraction2003, ArticleInteraction2002, ArticleInteraction2001, and ArticleInteraction2000. AYE 2002 articles are in! Johanna Rothman's article on Climbing Out of Technical Debt is the premiere feature. Our articles come from AYE hosts and registrants. If you have something you'd like to write about for 2002 let me know. I am coordinating submissions. BeckyWinant ([email protected]) Comments or questions? I want to post an article that I think would be of interest to the AYE community. I did not write it but it is a subject that will resonate with many people. I could not find a more apropriate place then this page but the moderators should feel free to move (or remove) this post if they choose. http://www.timesonline.co.uk/article/0,,2099-1793873_1,00.html As a psychology graduate working in animal- behaviour labs, Seligman discovered "learned helplessness" and became a big name. Dogs who experience electric shocks that they cannot avoid by their actions simply give up trying. They will passively endure later shocks that they could easily escape. Seligman went on to apply this to humans, with "learned helplessness" as a model for depression. People who feel battered by unsolvable problems learn to be helpless; they become passive, slower to learn, anxious and sad. This idea revolutionised behavioural psychology and therapy by suggesting the need to challenge depressed people's beliefs and thought patterns, not just their behaviour. ... Now Seligman is famous again, this time for creating the field of positive psychology. ... The aim of Seligman's therapy is to increase positive emotion (positive and negative emotions are not polar opposites and can co-exist: women have more of both than men). From the time of Buddha to the self-improvement industry of today, more than 100 "interventions" have been tried in the attempt to build happiness. Forty of these are being tested in randomised placebo-controlled trials by Seligman and his colleagues.
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