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Profiles of Meaning and Search for Meaning Among Prisoners
Journal of Positive Psychology, 2016 Meaning in life and searching for meaning are central in how people organize their lives and deal with various challenges during them. Studies on meaning and the search for meaning among prisoners are virtually nonexistent.
Jessie Dezutter, Siebrecht Vanhooren
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Presence of Meaning in Life and Search for Meaning in Life and Relationship to Health Anxiety
Psychological Reports, 2017 The present study explored presence of meaning in life, search for meaning in life, and their correlation with health anxiety. The Meaning in Life Questionnaire and the Short Health Anxiety Inventory were completed by 753 individuals.
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SEARCHING FOR MEANING ON DEFUZZIFICATION
International Journal of Uncertainty, Fuzziness and Knowledge-Based Systems, 1999Defuzzification is an essential problem in fuzzy systems that it is always solved in a heuristic way. The aim of this work is to give a semantic interpretation to this process with the help of indistinguishability operators.
Recasens Ferrés, Jorge +2 more
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The origins of language are not found in the bouba-kiki ...
Marcus, Perlman, Bodo, Winter
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The origins of language are not found in the bouba-kiki ...
Marcus, Perlman, Bodo, Winter
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Journal of Religion and Health, 1982
The author demonstrates heuristic ways to differentiate healthy from pathological meanings in life. He argues that no one can tackle such a task without first detecting the purpose of life. To find it, one must recognize that, ultimately, life does not belong to anyone, and this on two accounts: First, it is received through parental union, and second,
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The author demonstrates heuristic ways to differentiate healthy from pathological meanings in life. He argues that no one can tackle such a task without first detecting the purpose of life. To find it, one must recognize that, ultimately, life does not belong to anyone, and this on two accounts: First, it is received through parental union, and second,
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Science, 1975
Viewers briefly glimpsed pictures presented in a sequence at rates up to eight per second. They recognized a target picture as accurately and almost as rapidly when they knew only its meaning given by a name (for example, a boat) as when they had seen the picture itself in advance.
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Viewers briefly glimpsed pictures presented in a sequence at rates up to eight per second. They recognized a target picture as accurately and almost as rapidly when they knew only its meaning given by a name (for example, a boat) as when they had seen the picture itself in advance.
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The Search for Spiritual Meaning
The American Journal of Nursing, 1975A broken leg can be healed and a medical illness can be arrested even if a person is unconscious. This is care of the body. The spirit needs a human relationship. Although definitions of nursing include the spiritual along with the physical, emotional, and social aspects of patient care, it is my experience that in the practice of nursing the spiritual
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The Continuing Search for Meaning
American Journal of Psychiatry, 1970Benjamin Rush, an early psychiatric reformer and innovator, was characterized by contradictions in thinking and behavior that point to a dualistic form of thinking. Using Rush as a prototype, the author defines unitary thinking, which considers that both parts and whole are constantly changing but are regulated by a general organization.
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On psychosomatics: The search for meaning
The International Journal of Psychoanalysis, 2011Mind: Hullo! Where have you sprung from? Body: What – you again? I am Body; you can call me Soma if you like. Who are you? Mind: Call me Psyche – Psyche–Soma.
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Searching for meaning in language: A memoir
Historiographia Linguistica, 2002Dans le cadre de cet article a caractere autobiographique, l'A. retrace son parcours linguistique et le met en parallele avec l'evolution de l'etude des sciences du langage, depuis ses etudes a Yale dans les annees 1950 jusque dans les annees 2000. Son but est de mieux faire comprendre la nature meme du langage et comment celui-ci est en rapport avec ...
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