Promoting Mental Health Through Imagery and Imagined Interactions

James M. Honeycutt is a Distinguished Professor Emeritus, Senior Scholar Researcher, and consultant. He was founder of the Matchbox Interaction Lab and senior managing co-editor of Imagination, Cognition, and Personality with over ten books and 135 publications. He was designated BASF Professor of Excellence in 2012.

List of Tables – Acknowledgements – Series Editor’s Preface – James M. Honeycutt: Introduction: Types of Trauma and Overview of Imagined Interaction Theory – James M. Honeycutt: Using Imagined Interactions to Deal with Teasing and Bullying – James M. Honeycutt: Rumination, Victimization, and Abuse Detection – Ryan D. Rasner: Applying Imagined Interaction to an Evolutionary View of Jealousy and Trauma – Jonathon K. Frost: The Role of Mental Imagery and Imagined Interactions in Coping with Bereavement and Loss – James M. Honeycutt /Jake Harwood: Using Music Therapy and Imagined Interaction to Cope with Stress – Pavica Sheldon: The Role of Imagined Interactions in Body Image and Eating Disorders – Andrea J. Vickery/Michael F. Rold/Kayla J. Hastrup/Stephanie Houston Grey: Fracking Out!: Using Imagined Interactions to Manage the Trauma of Environmental Degradation – Michael Navarro: Using Imagined Interactions to Deal with Hurricane Evacuations – Laura B. Carper: The Role of Imagined Interactions in Actual and Vicarious Experience with Police Officers – T. Phillip Madison/James M. Honeycutt/Emily N. Covington/Philip J. Auter: Winners and Losers: Depression, Learned Helplessness, and the Trauma of Losing Political Elections – James M. Honeycutt: Epilogue: Tips on Using IIs to Deal with Trauma – Contributor Biographies – Subject Index – Author Index.