The concept of flow.¶
Nakamura, J., & Csikszentmihalyi, M. (2002). The concept of flow. Handbook of Positive Psychology.
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Domain-specific¶
- Flow State
- Each action yields prompt, unambiguous information about whether it is moving toward the goal — through the task itself, not through external evaluation. Merging of action and awareness.
This sourceComprehensive conceptual review of flow that articulates the action-awareness merger as a core component distinguishing flow from ordinary engagement.
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The abstract supports flow as complete absorption, part of the action-awareness merger, but does not state the prompt-feedback clause.
“a good life is one that is characterized by complete absorption in what one does”
- Each action yields prompt, unambiguous information about whether it is moving toward the goal — through the task itself, not through external evaluation. Merging of action and awareness.
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