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Meaning-motivated community action: The need for meaning and prosocial goals and behavior
Personality and Individual Differences, 2021Abstract Meaning in life is a fundamental human need and recent research has begun to explore how individual differences in the need for meaning relate to beliefs and behaviors, particularly those involving religion and spirituality. In the present studies, we expanded on recent research to examine the relation between the need for meaning and ...
Taylor A. FioRito +2 more
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Journal of Happiness Studies, 2016
Two aspects of meaning in life have drawn much attention in previous research: presence of meaning and search for meaning. We proposed four additional aspects concerning individuals’ thoughts and feelings about meaning in life: need for meaning, meaning confusion, meaning avoidance, and meaning anxiety.
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Two aspects of meaning in life have drawn much attention in previous research: presence of meaning and search for meaning. We proposed four additional aspects concerning individuals’ thoughts and feelings about meaning in life: need for meaning, meaning confusion, meaning avoidance, and meaning anxiety.
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Uncertainty, Belongingness, and Four Needs for Meaning
Psychological Inquiry, 2009The Van den Bos research program is persuasive in demonstrating that when uncertainty arises, people cling to their cultural worldview. That is, uncertainty increases worldview defense. Why?
Stillman, Tyler F., Baumeister, Roy F.
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Mean Platelet Volume: The Need for a Reference Method
American Journal of Clinical Pathology, 1984The time course of artifactual effects due to anticoagulants, specimen temperature, and interval between venipuncture and analysis on platelet volume measurements was evaluated. Split specimens were analyzed using hydrodynamic focusing, and platelet distributions were computed using a least-squares fit to a log-normal distribution.
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Life Stories and the Four Need for Meaning
Psychological Inquiry, 1996(1996). Life Stories and the Four Need for Meaning. Psychological Inquiry: Vol. 7, No. 4, pp. 322-325.
Baumeister, RF, Wilson, B
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Levels of Meaning and the Need for Psychotherapy Integration
Clinical Social Work Journal, 2020We argue for the importance of multitheoretical integrative clinical intervention and training. Mental health professionals, including clinical social workers, are frequently primarily committed to a single dominant therapeutic theory, perhaps one that was favored by a school, fieldwork agency, inspiring teacher, or influential supervisor.
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The Need for Meaning Following Disaster
Personality and Social Psychology Bulletin, 1986Child victims of a lightning strike were interviewed to assess their attributions for the incident and to judge the degree of their emotional upset and symptomatology following the tragedy. Those who made any attribution were significantly more upset than those who made no attribution for the incident.
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