Ideological and Political Construction of Positive Psychology Course in Psychology Majors of Teacher Education —Exploration Based on the “Knowledge, Belief, and Action” Model
Based on previous research, it has been found that as an important course in psychology for teacher education majors, there is relatively little research on the ideological and political aspects of the course. Therefore, this study attempts to explore the ideological and political construction of the course in positive psychology under the “Knowledge, Belief, and Action” model, providing new inspiration and ideas for the ideological and political construction of psychology courses in teacher education majors. The construction of ideological and political education in the positive psychology course of normal psychology majors needs to be carried out from three levels: cultivating positive cognition, forming positive beliefs, and generating positive actions. The construction of ideological and political education in psychology courses for teacher training needs to focus on cultivating good teacher ethics among psychology teacher trainees. Psychology teacher trainees need to be aware of the importance of noble teacher ethics from a cognitive level, develop a firm belief in engaging in mental health education, and practice good teacher ethics training in practical actions.