哈佛公开课《幸福课》(课堂)课件.ppt
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1、.1Change.2The Nature of Change Change is hardTwin research(Lykken&Tellegan,1996)Affective forecasting(Gilbert,1998)Cambridge-Somerville study Change is possibleError of the averageThe exception proves the rule.3The Anatomy of Change Neuroplasticity(Davidson,2000)Neural pathways(channels)Self-reinfor
2、cing Habits as fortified pathways.4Healthy and Unhealthy Pathways Negative channels Positive channels Same trigger,different response Trans-forming the brain.5Two Types of Change Gradual approach Acute approach Neither is quick-fix“The belief that we can rely on shortcuts to gratification and bypass
3、 the exercise of personal strengths and virtues is folly.It leads.to legions of humanity who are depressed in the middle of great wealth and are starving to death spiritually.”Martin Seligman.6But do I really want to change?(Langer&Thompson 1989)RigidityGullibilityGrimnessPerfectionismWorry/anxietyG
4、uiltSimplifyFault-findingHappinessConsistencyTrustworthinessSeriousnessDrive/ambitionResponsibilityEmpathy/sensitivityLose edgeRealismNo pain no gain A more nuanced understanding of what change.7Learning(and applying)Your ABCs Affect Behavior Cognition Need all three.8Happiness=Genetic set range+Ext
5、ernal circumstances+Intentional activities(ABC).9Affect:Our Emotions.10Gradual Change:Mindfulness Meditation“Cultivating mindfulness can lead to the discovery of deep realms of relaxation,calmness,and insight within yourself.The path to it in any moment lies no farther than your own body and mind an
6、d your own breathing.”Jon Kabatt-Zin“All of us have the capacity to be mindful.All it involves is cultivating our ability to pay attention in the present moment.”Jon Kabatt-Zin“Mindfulness means seeing things as they are,without trying to change them.The point is to dissolve our reactions to disturb
7、ing emotions,being careful not to reject the emotion itself.”Tara Bennett-Goleman.11Acute Change Post Traumatic Stress Disorder(PTSD)Widespread(Society for Neuroscience)Creating new pathways(shock treatment)Post traumatic growth(Tedeschi&Calhoun)Is there a positive equivalent to trauma?Can a single
8、positive experience create a positive channel that will lead to a permanent increase in well-being,calm,and positive memories?.12Acute Change Through Peak Experience.13Acute Change Through Peak Experience“The term peak experiences is a generalization for the best moments of the human being,for the h
9、appiest moments of life,for experiences of ecstasy,rapture,bliss,of the greatest joy.I found that such experiences came from profound aesthetic experiences such as creative ecstasies,moments of mature love,perfect sexual experiences,parental love,experiences of natural childbirth,and many others.”Ab
10、raham Maslow Peak experience as positive trauma.14Post Peak Experience Order(PPEO)“Peak experiences often have consequences.They can do the same there as psychotherapy,if one keeps his goals right,and if one knows just what he is about,and if one is conscious of what he is going toward.We can certai
11、nly talk,on the one hand,of the breaking up of symptoms,like the breaking up of cliches,of anxieties,or the like;or on the other hand,we can talk about the development of spontaneity,and of courage,and of Olympian or Godlike humor and suchness,sensory awareness,body awareness,and the like.”Abraham M
12、aslow Peak experiences can lead to a new brain order.15 Enhancing the likelihood of PE acceptance mindfulness music and dance meaningful goal taking time Enhancing the likelihood of PPEO replaying and imagining journaling(describing)taking time taking actionMaking the Most of Peak Experiences.16Beha
13、vior:Taking Action.17Permanent ChangeAttitudeBehavior.18Behavior Changing Attitudes POWs in Korea(Schein,1956)Cognitive Dissonance(Festinger,1959)Self-perception theory(Bem,1967)Facial feedback hypothesis(Ekman,1983)“Whistling to keep up courage is no mere figure of speech.On the other hand,sit all
14、day in a moping posture,sigh,and reply to everything with a dismal voice,and your melancholy lingers.Smooth the brow,brighten the eye,contract the dorsal rather than the ventral aspect of the frame,and speak in a major key,pass the genial compliment,and your heart must be frigid indeed if it does no
15、t gradually thaw.”William James.19Behavior Changing Attitudes POWs in Korea(Schein,1956)Cognitive Dissonance(Festinger,1959)Self-perception theory(Bem,1967)Facial feedback hypothesis(Ekman,1983)Body feedback hypothesis Overcoming shyness(Haemmerlie,1987)Fake it till you make it(Myers,1992).20.21“Tho
16、se whose deeds exceed their wisdom,their wisdom shall endure;but those whose wisdom exceeds their deeds,their wisdom shall not endure.”Chapters of the Fathers.22Dan Millmans Advice on ChangeTo change the course of your life,choose one of two basic methods:1.You can direct your energy and attention t
17、oward trying to fix your mind,find your focus,affirm your power,free your emotions and visualize positive outcomes so that you can finally develop the confidence to display the courage to discover the determination to make the commitment to feel sufficiently motivated to do what it is you need to do
18、.2.Or you can just do it.23 Exiting comfort zoneCoping(Bednar and Peterson,1995).24.25.26.27.28 Exiting comfort zone Attaining optimum levels of discomfortCoping(Bednar and Peterson,1995)Comfort ZoneTensionStretch Zone(optimal discomfort)Panic Zone(anxiety).29 Increase confidence by taking risks Red
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