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Alienation and Psychological Wellbeing: Moderation by Resilience

Social Indicators Research, 2014
This study adopted the radical perspective of perceived alienation in interpersonal, political and socio-economic domains of life and examined their relationships to psychological wellbeing. The moderator role of resilience on the relationship of the three facets of alienation and psychological wellbeing was also investigated.
Chuka Ifeagwazi   +1 more
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Alienation and its Psychological Correlates

The Journal of Social Psychology, 1986
Abstract As previous studies of alienation can be criticized on the grounds that most measures do not control for acquiescence, the present study sought to reexamine the relationship between alienation and certain psychological variables in an Australian and in a white South African sample. This study used the new balanced General Alienation Scale (Ray,
P C, Heaven, C L, Bester
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PATIENT ALIENATION AND THE SOCIAL-PSYCHOLOGY OF CHRONICITY *

Rehabilitation Nursing, 1979
The perspective developed here is that adequate care of chronically ill patients must include a consideration of their social network and their daily patterns of social interaction. Only by illuminating the many facets of the chronic disease experience can the entire process of alienation be brought into focus.
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Psychological features of subjective alienation in students

Вестник Вятского государственного университета, 2021
В статье представлены результаты эмпирического исследования субъективного отчуждения у студентов. Показан статус исследования проблемы отчуждения в психологии в связи с возросшими социальными последствиями отчуждения и возникающими в связи с ними психологическими проявлениями отчужденной и/или самоотчужденной личности.
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ALIENATION: AN ESSENTIAL PROCESS OF THE PSYCHOLOGY OF ADOLESCENCE

Journal of the American Academy of Child Psychiatry, 1970
All societies recognize the importance of adolescent passage into adulthood and have institutionalized social processes by which this objective is attained. This is born out of the necessity of each society to prepare and induct the adolescent into the adult world in order to provide for its continuity and relative stability and for the perpetuation of
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