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Спасибо вам, Ричард, Лори и Филип!

Все, кого я назвал, помогли мне в работе над книгой, и особенно — Чиксентмихали, Динер и Петерсон. Две группы исследователей серьезно повлияли на мою работу. Это Эми Резневски, Моника Ворлайн и Джейн Даттон, изучавшие психо логию труда, и Дэвид Шкаде, Кен Шелдон и Соня Любомирски, рассмотревшие феномен «погони за счастьем» (материалы их трудов частично использованы в книге).

Кроме них у меня оказалось неисчислимое множество и дру гих помощников: кто-то давал прочесть свои статьи еще до их публикации, кто-то любезно разрешал перепечатать результаты проведенных опросов, кто-то спорил со мной дома, на работе или по электронной почте. Многие из этих невольных помощников, вероятно, уже забыли, какие ценные замечания они в свое время внесли в наш общий труд.

Спасибо вам, Кэтрин Далсгаард, Марта Стаут, Терри Канг, Каррисса Гриффинг, Гектор Агилар, Кэтрин Пейль, Боб Эммонс, Майк МакКаллоу, Джон Хайдт, Барбара Фредриксон, Давид Любински, Камилла Бенбоу, Рена Суботник, Джеймс Павельскли, Лаура Кинг, Дачер Келтнер, Крис Риели, Дан Чирот, Барри Шварц, Стив Хайман, Карен Рейвич, Джейн Гиллхэм, Эндрю

346 Благодарности

Шатт, Касс Санштайн, Рон Левант, Фил Зимбардо, Хазел Маркус, Боб Зайонц, Боб Райт, Дороти Кантор, Дик Суинн, Мариса Лашер, Сара Лавипор, Деннис МакКарти, студенты 262-й и 709-й групп отделения психологии Пенсильванского университета, Роб Дерубейс, Стив Холлон, Лестер Люборски, Николь Курцер, Курт Зальцингер, Дейв Барлоу, Джек Ракман, Ханс Эйзенек, Маргарет Балтес, Тим Бек, Дэвид Кларк, Дэвид Розенх:ан, Элейн Уокер, Джон Дурбин, Дрейк Макфили, Роберт Сейфарт, Гари Ванденбос, Питер Натан, Дании Канеман, Гарри Рейс, Шелли Гейбл, Боб Гейбл, Эрни Стек, Боб Олкотт, Фил Стоун, Би-vw Робертсон, Терри Уилсон, Шейла Кеарни, Мэри Пеннер-Ловсси, Дэйв Майерс, Билл Хоуэлл, Шарон Брем, Клод Стил, Горд,он Боуэр, Шарон Боуэр, Соня Любомирски, Дэвид Шкаде, Кен Шелдон, Элис Айзен, Джереми Хантер, Майкл Айзенк, Джинн Накамура, Пол Томас, Билли Корен, Чарли Есниг, Дэйв Гросс, Рейз Миллер, Джон Келлерман, Фэй Келлерман, Даррин Лезман, Фред Бриант, Джозеф Верофф, Боб Гейбл, Джон Туби, Леда Кюсмидес, Вероника Хута, Илона Бонивел, Дебра Либерман, Джерри Клоре, Лорен Аллой, Лин Абрамсон, Лиза Асинуолл, Марвин Левин, Ричи Дэвидсон, Кэрол Двек, Кэрол Рифф, Джон Диболио, Кори Кейес, Рослин Картер, Моника Ворлайн, Джейн Даттон, Эми Резневски, Джон Барон и Джон Барон, Джон Сабини, Рмк Макколей, Мел Коннер, Роберт Бисвас-Динер, Кэрол Динер„ Томас Джойнер, Том Брэдбери, Фрэнк Финчем, Хайден Эллис, Норман Брэдбери, Синди Хазан, Фил Шейвер, Эверетт Вортингт он, Дэвид Ларсен, Мэри Энн Мейерс, Вероника Хута, Джэк Хот, Фред Ванфлетерен, Рэнди Галлистел, Ева Кларк, Джим Глейк, Марти Эппл, Артур Яффе, Скотт Томпсон, Дэнни Хиллис, Марта Фарах, Алан Коре, Том Чилдерс, Дейв Хантер, Рик Снайдер, Шейн Лопес, Лесли Секерка, Тайаб Рашид, Стив Волин, Стиве Линкер, Роберт Пломин, Кен Кендлер, Джошуа Ледерберг, Сибил Волин, Тодд Кашдан, Пол Веркюль и Джуди Родин.

Год работы над этой книгой стал самым лучшим в моей жизни, и за это я глубоко благодарен моей жене Манли и детям — Аманде, Дэвиду, Ларе, Никки, Даррилу и маленькой Карли.

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