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Psychological and Psychosocial Effects of Cancer on Young Patients and Survivors in Italy: A Mixed-Methods Study on the Challenges and Meaning-Making Factors. [PDF]

Diseases
Gentile M, Ronconi L, Romeo M, De Vincenzo C, Burattini E, Rutigliano C, Santoro N, Zucchetti G, Fagioli F, Testoni I.   +9 more
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Of boredom and havoc: Correctional officers and meaning making. [PDF]

Punishm Soc
Spencer D, Ricciardelli R, Richard K, Towns Z.   +3 more
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Correction to "Doing Science With Our Grandmother's WISDOM: A Worldview Integrating Sociality, Diversity, and Observant Meaning-Making". [PDF]

Am J Hum Biol
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Interaction as a component of meaning-making

Proceedings of the 7th ACM conference on Designing interactive systems, 2008
Using a multi-media work of art, SenSpace, we investigate the relationship of meaning making and meaning-understanding to interaction. SenSpace is a multimedia installation that uses visual, audio and tactile cues to convey the Greek myth of Narcissus to the user.
Kunmi Otitoju, Steve R. Harrison 0001
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Development of meaning making: A dynamic systems approach

New Ideas in Psychology, 2000
The development of meaning making can be seen as a central aspect of the development of self and identity in adolescence and adulthood. Current theories in this area offer descriptions of different developmental stages, but little is known about the factors and mechanisms involved in the developmental process.
Kunnen, ES, Bosma, HA
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Conservation in Meaning-Making

Integrative Psychological and Behavioral Science
This article explores the principle of conservation as an analogy to understand the relative stability in the process of meaning-making, drawing parallels between physical and chemical transformations in the natural sciences and semiotic transformations in human psychology. By integrating concepts from thermodynamics, semiotics, and cultural psychology,
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Meaning Making in Palliative Nursing

AJN, American Journal of Nursing
ABSTRACT A meaning-focused approach to palliative nursing helps patients and their family caregivers make sense of and cope with serious illness. It also helps nurses find meaning and purpose in their work. This orientation to care promotes a sense of connection, creates a framework for difficult conversations, and optimizes clinical ...
Natalie S, McAndrew, Betty, Ferrell, Jennifer B, Seaman, Colleen, McCracken, William E, Rosa   +4 more
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MEANING MAKING IN THE AFTERMATH OF HOMICIDE

Death Studies, 2003
Although sense making or finding benefit are well documented examples of meaning making processes, meaning making grounded in action has received less attention. This article adds a specific demonstration of the relevance of performed meanings to homicide survivors and other traumatized populations through a qualitative study of 38 members of 14 ...
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