Why this exists
Every chapter's "Behind the Concept" section names the term that
researchers and experienced clinicians use for the habit it
teaches. This page gathers those terms in one place: what each
one means, which chapters use it, and the published work behind
it, so you can read the sources yourself.
How to use it
Browse the
Glossary A–Z for a term's meaning, the
chapters that use it and its key sources (tap a source for its
full citation), or switch to
Bibliography for the full
list of works in APA style.
Chapter terms link straight here, and each entry links back to
its chapters. Looking for a named framework instead? See the
Framework Index.
Reading the tags
Key source
means the term is closely associated with particular papers or
books.
No single source
means it is an established term not credited to any one work.
Teaching label
means this book's own name for the habit: the sources support the
idea, not the name.
The works listed are those most often cited
for each idea. They are not claims about who described it first.