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Attitudinal Sources of Meaning

2015
This chapter provides instructions for conducting the fifth session of meaning-centered group psychotherapy. The reader is instructed to explore the topic of ‘Attitudinal Sources of Meaning’ and the guiding theme ‘Encountering Life’s Limitations.’ Leaders will pick up where they left off from Session 4 by continuing to explore the concept of ‘legacy ...
William S. Breitbart, Shannon R. Poppito
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The scientist’s body at the source of meaning

2017
The lived experience associated with the emergence of a new idea has been little studied. An empirical approach consisting in gathering precise descriptions of the ideation process of scientists, as well as their process of expression, led us to explore a deeply pre-reflected, gestural and transmodal dimension of experience that seems to be the very ...
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Concepts and Sources of Meaning

2015
This chapter provides instructions for conducting the first session of meaning-centered group psychotherapy. The reader is instructed to introduce facilitators and group members to one another, introduce patients to a general overview of the intervention (including treatment goals, structured weekly topics, and logistics), become familiar with each ...
William S. Breitbart, Shannon R. Poppito
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Block source coding theory for asymptotically mean stationary sources

IEEE Transactions on Information Theory, 1984
The block source coding theorem for coding an information source \(\mu\) relative to a single-letter fidelity criterion, says that the distortion- rate function for \(\mu\) gives the optimum distortion at which \(\mu\) can be encoded by fixed-rate block codes, provided \(\mu\) is stationary and ergodic.
Robert M. Gray, F. Saadat
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Heidegger and the source of meaning

South African Journal of Philosophy, 2013
Sandra Lee Bartky criticises the account of meaning contained in Heidegger’s ontology in Being and Time. In her view, Heidegger must choose between the claim that meaning is received and the claim that it is created, but is unable to do so. This paper argues that Bartky’s criticism is misconceived, by showing that meaning, as Heidegger understands it ...
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Experiential Sources of Meaning

2015
This chapter provides instructions for conducting the seventh session of meaning-centered group psychotherapy. The reader is instructed to introduce and explore the topic of ‘Experiential Sources of Meaning’ by way of the guiding theme ‘Connecting with Life.’ By the end of Session 7, group members will have a solid understanding of the significance of ...
William S. Breitbart, Shannon R. Poppito
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A means to see noise sources

The Journal of the Acoustical Society of America, 2005
There are many candidates to visualize noise/sound sources. For example, acoustic holography is one of them. However, to get acoustic holography, we need many microphones and associated data acquisition and processing unit. Especially, when noise is impulsive, the holography system requires two-dimensional microphone array.
Yang-Hann Kim, Joung-Woo Choi
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Context as a Source of Meaning and Understanding

Qualitative Health Research, 1992
The intent of health professions is to understand humans, their health, and other related phenomena and to use this understanding to promote meaningful life experiences. The ability to do this depends on knowledge of the multiple contexts in which these phenomena exist.
Pamela S. Hinds, Doris E. Chaves, Sandra M. Cypess   +2 more
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Historical Sources of Meaning

Abstract The third session of Meaning-Centered Psychotherapy for Cancer Caregivers focuses on the meaning that can be derived through reflecting on the historical context in which caregiving occurs. The main goal for Session 3 is to explore the topic of Historical Sources of Meaning and the guiding theme, Life as a Legacy. The discussion
Allison J. Applebaum, William S. Breitbart   +1 more
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Sources of Meaning and the Presence of Meaning in Life for Narcissists

The aim of this project is to explore what people who score high on narcissism find meaningful. In previous studies I have shown that narcissists derive Meaning in Life (MIL) from conspicuous consumption. In this study I will expand the search of areas in which narcissists derive MIL.
Berry, Natalie, Hart, Claire
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