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Positive Psychology: An Introduction

GRANT JEWELL RICH teaches a variety of psychology courses at Bates College in Lewiston, Maine, including creativity, methods, and health psychology. He is currently editing a book on massage therapy research to be published by Harcourt/Churchill Livingstone.He maintains an interest in anthropology and is guest editing a forthcoming special issue of the AAA journal Anthropology of Consciousness on body and consciousness. His popular writing has appeared in Psychology Today, Skeptical Inquirer, and Massage Therapy Journal. His academic writing has focused on a variety of topics, including peak experience, music, culture, and adolescence.