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The Courage to Actively Care: Cultivating a Culture of Interpersonal Compassion

The Courage to Actively Care: Cultivating a Culture of Interpersonal Compassion

by Dave Johnson (Foreword), Dave Johnson (Foreword), Bob Veazie M.B.A (Primary Contributor), E. Scott Geller Ph.D. (Author)

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  • Teaches strategies for effective leadership
  • Illustrates how to muster courage to confront a bully
  • Teaches the psychological person-states that influence an individual's propensity to actively care for the safety and welfare of others
  • Seventeen professionals offer testimony for the teaching/learning value of this realistic narrative
  • Offers and engrossing fact-based story
  • Provides invaluable life lessons.
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  • Teaches strategies for effective leadership
  • Illustrates how to muster courage to confront a bully
  • Teaches the psychological person-states that influence an individual's propensity to actively care for the safety and welfare of others
  • Seventeen professionals offer testimony for the teaching/learning value of this realistic narrative
  • Offers and engrossing fact-based story
  • Provides invaluable life lessons.

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    Format: Paperback
     Pages: 172
     Publisher: Morgan James Publishing
    Published: 13 Jul 2017
    ISBN 10: 1683503961
    ISBN 13: 9781683503965

    Author Bio
    E. Scott Geller, PhD, is an Alumni Distinguished Professor in the Department of Psychology at Virginia Tech. For 47 years, Professor Geller has taught and conducted research as a faculty member and Director of the Center for Applied Behavior Systems in the Department of Psychology. He has authored, edited or co-authored 36 books, 82 book chapters, 39 training programs, 259 magazine articles, and more than 300 research articles addressing the development and evaluation of behavior change interventions to improve quality of life on a large-scale. All of this scholarship reflects this mission of applied behavioral science, as does his most recent 700-page textbook: Applied Psychology: Actively Caring for People, published this year by Cambridge University Press.