Choices for Living: Coping with Fear of DyingSpringer Science & Business Media, 11. 12. 2005 - Počet stran: 308 Although many books are written about bereavement, very few are written about the fear of one's own death and most of these focus chiefly on terminal illness. In contrast, this book looks at the ways in which the fear of death operates on a back burner throughout our lives and how it influences the choices we make and the paths that we follow in life. The author presents a `moral hierarchy' of behavior used in coping with the fear of death and dying. |
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... Creativity, Love, Humor, Intellectualization, and Procreation, to the most negative coping modes (those most destructive of the self and others) such as Counterphobic Behavior, Gambling, Dissociation, Repression/Denial, Suicide ...
... Creativity, Love, Humor, Intellectualization, and Procreation, to the most negative coping modes (those most destructive of the self and others) such as Counterphobic Behavior, Gambling, Dissociation, Repression/Denial, Suicide ...
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... creativity, love, humor, religion, procreation—it explores the maladaptive modes of suicide and killing which can be seen as responses to the same fear of death. Killing others may be seen as a means to control fear and attain ...
... creativity, love, humor, religion, procreation—it explores the maladaptive modes of suicide and killing which can be seen as responses to the same fear of death. Killing others may be seen as a means to control fear and attain ...
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... Creativity Love Humor Intellectualization Procreation Obsessive–Compulsive Behavior Living Life to the Hilt, Living Better, Living Longer Group Membership Religion Mementos and Monuments Counterphobic Behavior Gambling Dissociation ...
... Creativity Love Humor Intellectualization Procreation Obsessive–Compulsive Behavior Living Life to the Hilt, Living Better, Living Longer Group Membership Religion Mementos and Monuments Counterphobic Behavior Gambling Dissociation ...
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... creativity. Learning, thinking, innovation, and maintaining contact with one's own inner world are all facilitated by solitude Highly creative people may not fear loneliness as much as the average man, but they seem to fear that their ...
... creativity. Learning, thinking, innovation, and maintaining contact with one's own inner world are all facilitated by solitude Highly creative people may not fear loneliness as much as the average man, but they seem to fear that their ...
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... Creativity: An immersion in creative work—art, music, writing—is in itself an obsession that crowds out death-related obsession. You “live through your creations,” and in rare cases achieve a kind of immortality or the illusion of ...
... Creativity: An immersion in creative work—art, music, writing—is in itself an obsession that crowds out death-related obsession. You “live through your creations,” and in rare cases achieve a kind of immortality or the illusion of ...
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