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existential vacuum of orphans of adolescent students [PDF]
International journal of health sciences, 2022 The current research aims to identify the existential vacuum in orphans of adolescent students, and to define the significance of differences in the existential vacuum in orphans of adolescent students according to the variable of gender (male, female), and the school stage (intermediate, and preparatory), and to achieve this, the researchers built a ...
Faris Haroon Rasheed, Narjis Mahdi Jasim
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OMEGA - Journal of Death and Dying, 2023 This research paper aimed to identify the level of psychological hardiness, the level of death anxiety, and the level of existential vacuum among the elderly, also the role of the predictive ability of death anxiety and existential vacuum in the psychological hardiness of the elderly at the governorates of Tafilyah and Ma’an in light of the Corona ...
Mamduh Baniah Lafee Alzaben +5 more
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SUSh Scientific Proceedings, 2023 The post-war syndrome is such a deeply expressed socio-psychological phenomenon that in a certain way affects the formation and development of social relations. Nowadays we are still dealing with numerous post-war phenomena, in particular, in the working field of psychologists we see a difficult problem of restoring the adequacy of the system of man ...
A. Tadevosyan
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EXISTENTIAL CRISIS IN ANUAR NOR ARAI’S “VACUUM”
Jurnal Pengajian Melayu, 2022 Abstract The period of experimental theatre in the 1970s significantly changed the history of modern Malay theatre. The plays staged during that era could be categorised as absurd because they contained strong inclinations towards absurd theatre techniques. The existential philosophy which underpinned the foundation of these works drew much controversy
M. Ahmad
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Prevalence of Existential Vacuum of Writers in the Kurdistan region- Iraq
International Journal of Kurdish Studies, 2019 The Existential Vacuum is one of the modern concepts in existential psychology. The idea was originally suggested by Viktor Frankl, who defined it as a negative mental state in which a person feels meaninglessness, emptiness, and distress due to an inability to acquire sufficient meaning to resist one’s boredom and despair.
MOSTAFA, Yousif H.salih +1 more
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Psychiatria i Psychologia KlinicznaIntroduction and objective: This study aimed to investigate the relationship between curiosity and the sense of meaning in life, with positive and negative affect considered as mediators. Based on existing literature on curiosity and affect, the examined relationships were interpreted within the framework of protective resources.
Adrian Korniluk, Barbara Urszula Gawda
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Demoralization in breast cancer survivors [PDF]
Frontiers in PsychologyObjectiveDemoralization is a state of existential distress and loss of meaning in life and often associated with poor quality of life in cancer survivors. This study aimed to test psychometric properties of the Demoralization Scale-II (DS-II), to compare
Annekathrin Sender +6 more
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PhilosophiesThis article proposes a conceptual reformulation of the phenomenon of boredom by carefully distinguishing ordinary situational or psychologically driven boredom from what is here termed existential boredom: a specific mode of disconnection in which the ...
João Miguel Alves Ferreira
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Leisure and the Existential Vacuum in Modern Society
Korean Journal of Security Convergence Management, 2022 Mi-Hye Kim, Kyu-Lee Shin
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Moderating Role of Death Attitude in the Relationship between Existential Vacuum and Spiritual
, 2022 The primary goal of the present research was to examine the moderating role of death attitude between existential vacuum and spiritual wellbeing in a purposive sample of N = 300 students of University of Sargodha. Existential vacuum subscale derived from Life Attitudes Profile (LAP; Reker & Peacock, 1981), Spiritual Wellbeing Scale (Darvyri et al.,
Kazim, Syed Musa +3 more
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