The main goal of this volume is to analyze human adaptation to life situations using examples of work and sport contexts, topics related to stress, emotions, and burnout, with a discussion from both a theoretical and an empirical point of view. How to promote positive adaptation to adaptational contexts is addressed by numerous authors.

The main goal of this volume is to analyse human development through the life cycle. Using examples of life skills and exercise practice, topics related to how to organise life skills programs for children, youth, and adults and how to assume healthy life styles by doing regular exercise are discussed. How to promote positive development across the life cycle is also addressed by numerous authors.

The main goal of this volume is to analyse human training to achievement contexts. Using examples of developmental and high performance contexts, topics related to talent development, athletes and teams' training for high performance situations, and leaders' training to maximum professional efficacy (including mainly the cases of sports coaches) are discussed. How to coach individuals, teams, and leaders to high performance is addressed by numerous authors. This is a journey through the complexity of human functioning being assumed in this book; it is a broad and deep perspective of the factors involved in human adaptation, human development, and human training. In summary, this book addresses the fundamental challenge referred to by Kennon M Sheldon in the Preface of this book, namely, how to make things go right in our lives.