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The Impact of Psychological Flexibility and Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT) on Health and Productivity at Work

Frank W. Bond, Paul E. Flaxman, Marc van Veldhoven, Michal Biron

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This chapter contains sections titled: Psychological Flexibility and Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT) Overview of Acceptance and Commitment Training Introducing ACT in the Workplace Research on Psychological Flexibility and ACT in the Workplace References

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This chapter contains sections titled: Psychological Flexibility and Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT) Overview of Acceptance and Commitment Training Introducing ACT in the Workplace Research on Psychological Flexibility and ACT in the Workplace References

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This chapter contains sections titled: Psychological Flexibility and Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT) Overview of Acceptance and Commitment Training Introducing ACT in the Workplace Research on Psychological Flexibility and ACT in the Workplace References

Key concepts: Acceptance and commitment therapy, Flexibility (engineering), Productivity, Psychology, Work (physics), Psychological health, Applied psychology, Social psychology

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