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52. The Fears and Anxieties of Gifted Learners.
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Lamont, Renee T.
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ANXIETY ,FEAR ,GIFTED persons ,INSOMNIA ,PARENTS ,TEACHERS - Abstract
The article discusses current research on fears and anxieties of gifted learners. According to the article, research indicates that there may be a relationship between gifted learners and insomnia, fear and anxiety. Research on overexcitabilities, perfectionism, asynchronous development, emotional intelligence, and common fears of gifted learners are presented. Suggestions for parents and teachers of gifted children are offered to help them deal with the aforementioned issues.
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- 2012
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53. Old anticipations, new anxieties? A contemporary perspective on primary to secondary transfer.
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Mellor, David and Delamont, Sara
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PRIMARY schools , *SECONDARY education , *EDUCATION , *SOCIOLOGY - Abstract
The transfer from primary to secondary school in England and Wales is a status passage, from child to teenager. Research on the anxieties and anticipations surrounding that transfer over a 30-year period shows continuities and discontinuities. As well as the contrast of sociological approaches, the perceptions of children in 1977–1978 and 2003–2004 are compared to explore whether their anxieties and anticipations have changed. The transfer studies conducted by Galton in the 1970s are shown to have revealed concerns and enthusiasms among children that are an enduring feature of British pupils’ lives. Two different sociological approaches to researching children are contrasted, one current in the 1970s, the other predominant in the new century. [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]
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- 2011
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54. Internal Anxieties and Conflicts in T. S. Eliot's "The Waste Land.".
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Sistani, Roohollah Reesi and Wan Yahya, Wan Roselezam
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ANXIETY ,MENTAL depression ,OBJECT relations ,PARANOID schizophrenia ,LITERARY characters - Abstract
This study uses the object relations theory within the theoretical framework of psychoanalysis, to explicate and investigate how the male protagonists in "The Waste Land" are faced with internal anxieties and conflicts as they struggle perpetually to seek the idealized loved object, challenged by a lack of gratification that is the result of their failure to establish healthy relationships with the female characters. Reading and analyzing Eliot's selected poem through the lens of the synthesized concepts of Melanie Klein and D. W. Winnicott in the area of object relations theory, this paper provides a study which concentrates on the male characters' anxieties and disabilities in unifying their emotional relationships (good and bad, love and hate feelings) with the female characters. In this study, the male characters' internal anxieties and conflicts are traced and related to their early inability in experiencing a well introjection of their primal loved object (mother). This study presents a reading which attempts to explain why the male characters in the selected poem constantly fail to successfully establish satisfactory relationships with the female characters and abandon them in their perpetual search for the idealized loved object. Instead of directly applying psychoanalysis, this study identifies the behavioral patterns and symptoms of these frustrated male characters and seeks to find the causes within the psychoanalytic framework using object relation theory. The study concludes that the male characters' anxieties and conflicts, such as the state of being dependent, and their inability and failure to achieve satisfactory emotional relationships with the female characters are all the results of a past unsatisfactory mothering situation during their childhood. Hence, the male characters, strive perpetually to relinquish and abandon the female characters and their whole life is an endless search for their idealized loved object. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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- 2010
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55. Suspected multiple sclerosis - what to do? Evaluation of a patient information leaflet.
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Heesen, C., Schäffler, N., Kasper, J., Mühlhauser, I., and Köpke, S.
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MULTIPLE sclerosis , *DIAGNOSTIC examinations , *BRAIN disease treatment , *QUALITATIVE research , *MEDICAL informatics , *PATIENTS - Abstract
Background Parallel to the establishment of early treatments in multiple sclerosis (MS), new diagnostic criteria have made an earlier diagnosis possible. While there is ongoing discussion about possible benign courses and only partial effective treatments, there have been no attempts today to facilitate shared decision making on diagnostic testing between patients with suspected MS and their physicians. Objective This study describes the development and validation process of a leaflet to be presented to people with suspected MS to engage them in a diagnostic decision-making process. Methods After a qualitative study showing acceptability among five patients, the leaflet was presented to a retrospective cohort (n = 87 of which 70 replied)) of patients being diagnosed within the last 2 years as well to a prospective cohort of n = 51 patients with symptoms suggestive of MS. Results Approximately 70% of patients in the prospective as well as in the retrospective cohort wanted to be informed about a possible MS before testing, whereas 10% did not. The leaflet did not seem to elicit anxieties. The attitude to undergo diagnostic testing was not influenced by the leaflet, which can be explained by the nonexperimental design of the study. Conclusion Taken together, our findings demonstrate that early information about possible MS is warranted by patients and does not show negative side effects. Further studies on evidence-based patient information in early MS seem necessary. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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- 2009
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56. Anxieties in Mainland Chinese and Singapore Chinese adolescents in comparison with the American norm
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Li, Huijun, Ang, Rebecca P., and Lee, Jiyoon
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ANXIETY in adolescence , *ANXIETY in children , *TEENAGERS , *PSYCHOLOGICAL stress ,SEX differences (Biology) - Abstract
Abstract: There is a growing literature base on child and adolescent anxiety. Cross-cultural research on child and adolescent anxiety, however, has been relatively limited. This study examined whether there were similarities and differences in the self reported anxieties in Mainland Chinese and Singapore Chinese adolescents (12–17 years of age), and whether these similarities or differences were related to gender and/or grade. This study also compared anxiety levels of Mainland Chinese and Singapore Chinese adolescents with the American normative sample (12–17 years of age). The results indicate that the levels of anxieties did not differ based on country (China and Singapore). Gender differences were evident. Gender and grade interaction effects were found on the anxiety scales. Mixed results were found when comparing Mainland Chinese and Singapore Chinese with the American normative sample on the different anxiety scales. [Copyright &y& Elsevier]
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- 2008
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57. Factors Predicting Rural Chinese Adolescents' Anxieties, Fears and Depression.
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Huijunn Li and Ying Zhang
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PSYCHOLOGICAL stress , *TEENAGERS , *POPULARITY , *PUBLIC opinion , *SOCIOMETRY , *GENDER , *FUTURES studies , *SECOND-born children , *BIRTH order - Abstract
This study examined age, gender, birth order and self- perceived level of achievement and popularity, as predictors of anxieties, fears and depression in Chinese adolescents. A sample of 398 rural Chinese adolescents participated in this study. Gender, academic performance and popularity have been found to make the greatest contributions to the prediction of Chinese adolescents' anxieties, fears and depression. Girls with poor academic performance reported higher anxiety level than boys of similar achievement level whereas boys with an average academic performance level were reportedly more anxious than their girl counterparts. Adolescents who perceived themselves as having a higher achievement level and enjoying a higher level of popularity generally reported lower levels of anxieties, fears and depression than those who perceived themselves as less academically advanced and as unpopular. Implications for preventive interventions and directions for future research are discussed. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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- 2008
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58. Fears and Related Anxieties in Chinese High School Students.
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Huijun Li and Prevatt, Frances
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STUDENTS' conduct of life , *PSYCHOLOGY of high school students , *SECONDARY education , *CHINESE students , *PARENT-teacher relationships , *EDUCATIONAL tests & measurements , *PSYCHOLOGY - Abstract
Chinese students from different high school settings face unique academic and emotional challenges. They are in a very vulnerable position due to high parent and teacher expectations and pressure to succeed in college entrance examinations and honour the family and the school. They are also vulnerable due to possible inappropriate parenting practices. This study examined whether there were significant differences in the number and type of reported fears and related anxieties in students from different high schools by grade level and gender, controlling for perceptions of family atmosphere. This study also investigated whether, in general, the fears and anxieties self-reported by the Chinese sample differed from the normative sample. Finally it examined whether the standardized measure of fears was able to capture the unique fears of Chinese students. The findings indicate that the level of fears and related anxieties did not differ based on school and grade. Gender differences were evident. Positive family atmosphere was related to decreased level of anxiety. Chinese high school students were found to report higher levels of fears and related anxieties than their Western counterparts. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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- 2008
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59. Assessing fears and related anxieties in children and adolescents with learning disabilities or mild mental retardation
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Li, Huijun and Morris, Richard J.
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CHILDREN with intellectual disabilities , *INTELLECTUAL disabilities , *DEVELOPMENTAL disabilities , *COGNITION disorders - Abstract
Abstract: The purpose of the present study was to examine self-reported fears and related anxieties in children and adolescents (7–18 years of age) having learning disabilities (LD) or mild mental retardation (MIMR), and whether these fears and related anxieties differ based on gender and age. Students responded to two well validated instruments, The Fear Survey Schedule for Children-Revised and Revised Children''s Manifest Anxiety Scale. The results revealed age, gender, and disability interaction effects. Adolescent boys having mild mental retardation reported highest levels of fear related to failure and criticism, a finding that was different from those reported in previous studies. In addition, girls reported higher levels than boys of total fear, fears related to minor injury and small animals, and worry/oversensitivity. Age main effects were also observed where younger students from both the LD and the MIMR groups reported higher levels of non-specific general anxiety. Implications and directions for future research were presented. [Copyright &y& Elsevier]
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- 2007
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60. “No more Potsdam!” Konrad Adenauer's Nightmare and the Basis of his International Orientation.
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Dülffer, Jost
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INTERNATIONAL relations , *COLD War, 1945-1991 , *NATIONAL socialism ,GERMAN foreign relations - Abstract
The years of Adenauer's chancellorship 1949-1963 were an extremely violent and anxiety laden period in recent history. Adenauer himself tried to combine as basic aims Western integration and German unification, but the latter more and more became a matter of lip-service for the time being for domestic reasons. The article focused on his Potsdam complex which meant the fear that the Western allies and the Soviet Union might find a solution of the German question without unification or in a kind of neutralism. In the course of the 1950ies and especially during the Berlin Wall crisis 1958-1962, Adenauer's course became more and more isolated because he tried to prevent all talks on relaxation of tensions, but also on the German question: both might lead to a status minor and the FRG especially. The author demonstrates how this process of isolation in the domestic as well as in the international field diminished the authority of the first chancellor of the FRG. He nevertheless continued to adhere to the necessary dichotomy of the Cold War camps with being able to formulate a diverging line. It is suggested that these questions of alternatives to the Cold War, given the mutual anxiety of the two camps should be used as a starting point for further research. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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- 2007
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61. Article Abstracts.
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DEMOCRACY , *PUBLIC opinion polls , *CAPITALISM , *ECONOMIC policy - Abstract
The article presents abstracts on German politics and society which include the origins of chancellor democracy in Germany, public opinion polls done in Germany in the 1950s and the impact of the social market economy on German European policy between 1949 and 1963.
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- 2007
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62. Postmoderni diskurzi (ne)varnosti.
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Peršak, Nina
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- 2006
63. Major depression is not a diagnosis, it is a departure point to differential diagnosis—clinical and hormonal considerations: (A commentary and elaboration on Antonejevic's paper)
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Halbreich, Uriel
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MENTAL depression , *DIFFERENTIAL diagnosis , *PATHOLOGICAL physiology , *MENTAL illness - Abstract
Summary: Currently, the prevailing diagnostic systems of mental disorders, including Depressions and anxieties are based on descriptive phenomenological approach and not on etiology and pathophysiology. However, cumulative knowledge suggests that the field is moving towards establishment of subtypes or phenotypes of depressions based on different pathophysiologies, which may result in differential treatment responses. What is currently defined as ‘Major Depressive Disorder (MDD)’ may be the end-result of multiple heterogeneous biological and psychosocial processes. Therefore, MDD is actually a first step towards a differential diagnosis that eventually may lead to pathophysiology-based entities. Several hormonal systems may play a major role in the pathophysiology of several subtypes of depressions and anxieties. They include but are not limited to dysregulation of the hypothalamic–pituitary–adrenal (HPA) system, HP-Gonadal (HPG) and Thyroid (HPT) systems as well as their interactions with immune and other biological and psychosocial processes. Elucidation of the multiple underlying mechanisms of depressions and anxieties should lead to targeted treatment modalities and improvement of treatment responses. [Copyright &y& Elsevier]
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- 2006
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64. An Emerging Natural History in the Development, Mechanisms and Worldwide Prevalence of Major Mental Disorders
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Nicholas Pediaditakis
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Obssesive compulsive disorders ,Psychosis ,media_common.quotation_subject ,Population ,Evolutionary biology ,Article ,Developmental psychology ,03 medical and health sciences ,0302 clinical medicine ,Prevalence of mental disorders ,Anxieties ,medicine ,Personality ,030212 general & internal medicine ,Molecular genetics ,education ,media_common ,education.field_of_study ,Biological psychopathology ,Psychopathology ,Major mental disorders, Schizophrenia ,medicine.disease ,Natural history ,Psychiatry and Mental health ,Neurology ,Bipolar affective disorders ,Trait ,Neurology (clinical) ,Psychology ,030217 neurology & neurosurgery - Abstract
Conciliating recent findings from molecular genetics, evolutionary biology, and clinical observations together point to new understandings regarding the mechanism, development and the persistent worldwide prevalence of major mental disorders (MMDs), which should be considered the result of an evolutionary downside trade off. Temperamental/trait variability, by facilitating choices for individual and group responses, confers robustness flexibility and resilience crucial to success of our species. Extreme temperamental variants, originating evolutionarily from the asocial aspect of human nature, also constitute the premorbid personality of the disorders. The latter create vulnerable individuals out of whom some will develop MMDs but at much higher rate to that of the general population. Significantly, similar temperamental “lopsidedness” enables many of these vulnerable individuals, if intelligent, tenacious, and curious, to be creative and contribute to our survival while some may also develop MMDs. All have a common neural-developmental origin and share characteristics in their clinical expression and pharmacological responses also expressed as mixed syndromes or alternating ones over time. Over-pruning of synaptic neurons may be considered the trigger of such occurrences or conversely, the failure to prevent them in spite of it. The symptoms of the major mental disorders are made up of antithetical substitutes as an expression of a disturbed over-all synchronizing property of brain function for all higher faculties previously unconsidered in their modeling. The concomitant presence of psychosis is a generic common occurrence.
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- 2016
65. Fear as a Phenomenon of Social Consciousness
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D. Barinov
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sociology of life ,forms of social consciousness ,real social consciousness ,public consciousness ,types of fears ,General Medicine ,social anxieties ,social fear ,fears ,anxieties ,Phenomenon ,social being ,Social consciousness ,Psychology ,Social psychology - Abstract
The article is devoted to the analysis of fear as a phenomenon of public consciousness. In Soviet and then Russian science, the theory of social consciousness prevailed for a long time, highlighting levels of reflection of reality, forms of social consciousness, as well as its scope. From the standpoint of this theory, fears and anxieties can be considered from the point of view of the correlation of rational and emotional, theoretical and everyday levels, ideology, science and social psychology, the hierarchy of forms of social consciousness, which changes in different historical periods of the development of society. The author does not reject this approach but proposes to synthesize his ideas and positions into the concept of ‘real public consciousness’ (a really functioning consciousness) put forward within the sociology of life by Zh. T. Toschenko. Based on the concept of real public consciousness, the following aspects of the study are highlighted — analysis of fears and anxieties as elements of public consciousness interconnected with other elements; studying the ratio of different types of fears in the set of anxieties and concerns of a particular society; identifying the relationship of social fears with the objective conditions of society; the study of fears and anxieties from the point of view of their relationship with the real behavior of individuals and groups in real life conditions. As a phenomenon of real public consciousness, fears and anxieties can be considered as one of the indicators of the current state of social life. The development of a theoretical model for analyzing fears and anxieties as phenomena of a truly functioning public consciousness allows us to create a basis for its empirical research.
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- 2019
66. Factors Contributing To The First-Year Students' Anxiety In English Speaking Class: A Qualitative Study At SMA SEDES Sapientiae Bedono
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Panuju Murihno, Julius Andhang and Listyani, Prof. Dr
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anxieties ,English-Speaking - Abstract
This present study aims to investigate factors contributing to the first-year students’ anxiety in English speaking class. This study aimed to answer two research questions, “What factors contribute to senior high school first-year students’ speaking anxiety in English-speaking class?” and “How do students cope with their anxiety?”. The participants of this study were 32 first-year senior high sclool students. They were asked to complete the questionnaire to determine their anxiety and how they coped with their anxiety. This study found that students showed 6 possible source of anxietytheir. In addition, these anxious students also mentioned their strategies related to their anxiety. Thus, this study might inform the students about how to cope with their anxieties in English speaking class and teachers will be more aware and able to support students in coping with their anxiety
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- 2019
67. A Preoperative Spinal Education intervention for spinal fusion surgery designed using the Rehabilitation Treatment Specification System is safe and could reduce hospital length of stay, normalize expectations, and reduce anxiety : a prospective cohort study.
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Edwards R, Gibson J, Mungin-Jenkins E, Pickford R, Lucas JD, and Jones GD
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Aims: Psychoeducative prehabilitation to optimize surgical outcomes is relatively novel in spinal fusion surgery and, like most rehabilitation treatments, they are rarely well specified. Spinal fusion patients experience anxieties perioperatively about pain and immobility, which might prolong hospital length of stay (LOS). The aim of this prospective cohort study was to determine if a Preoperative Spinal Education (POSE) programme, specified using the Rehabilitation Treatment Specification System (RTSS) and designed to normalize expectations and reduce anxieties, was safe and reduced LOS., Methods: POSE was offered to 150 prospective patients over ten months (December 2018 to November 2019) Some chose to attend (Attend-POSE) and some did not attend (DNA-POSE). A third independent retrospective group of 150 patients (mean age 57.9 years (SD 14.8), 50.6% female) received surgery prior to POSE (pre-POSE). POSE consisted of an in-person 60-minute education with accompanying literature, specified using the RTSS as psychoeducative treatment components designed to optimize cognitive/affective representations of thoughts/feelings, and normalize anxieties about surgery and its aftermath. Across-group age, sex, median LOS, perioperative complications, and readmission rates were assessed using appropriate statistical tests., Results: In all, 65 (43%) patients (mean age 57.4 years (SD 18.2), 58.8% female) comprised the Attend-POSE, and 85 (57%) DNA-POSE (mean age 54.9 years (SD 15.8), 65.8% female). There were no significant between-group differences in age, sex, surgery type, complications, or readmission rates. Median LOS was statistically different across Pre-POSE (5 days ((interquartile range (IQR) 3 to 7)), Attend-POSE (3 (2 to 5)), and DNA-POSE (4 (3 to 7)), (p = 0.014). Pairwise comparisons showed statistically significant differences between Pre-POSE and Attend-POSE LOS (p = 0.011), but not between any other group comparison. In the Attend-POSE group, there was significant change toward greater surgical preparation, procedural familiarity, and less anxiety., Conclusion: POSE was associated with a significant reduction in LOS for patients undergoing spinal fusion surgery. Patients reported being better prepared for, more familiar, and less anxious about their surgery. POSE did not affect complication or readmission rates, meaning its inclusion was safe. However, uptake (43%) was disappointing and future work should explore potential barriers and challenges to attending POSE. Cite this article: Bone Jt Open 2022;3(2):135-144.
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- 2022
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68. Shadow of coming war in Marie Hall Etz's picture books
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classics picture-books ,anxieties ,悲しみ ,米国古典絵本 ,grief ,不安 ,war ,マリー・ホール・エッツ ,戦争 - Abstract
Though picture books of Etz( 1895-1985) have been considered warm and tender, they contain senses of anxieties and grief.Etz's anxieties and grief are related to wars.A boy and animals in In the Forest( 1944) are marching like an army, and he andhis father vanish into the forest as if they are gone. The hollow tree has an ear to spy them. A seal in Oley , the Sea monster( 1947) is like a conscript boy, being totally at aloss in an alienated place. The car in Little Old Automobile( 1948) may be a fugitive soldier. He goes his own way and getsforfeited of girl and barbed-wire fences. Those grief against wars can be related to Etz’ loss experience of her first husbandduring the war.
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- 2016
69. You are mine, you shall be mine, you and I are one forever : different representations and anxieties surrounding the new woman in Charlotte Brontës 'Jane Eyre', Joseph Sheridan Le Fanus 'Carmilla' and Bram Stokers 'Dracula'
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Wolf, Carmen and Wolf, Carmen
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von Carmen Wolf, Universität Innsbruck, Diplomarbeit, 2018, (VLID)2773188
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- 2018
70. John Bristow’s Psychological Problems in Robert Galbraith’s The Cuckoo’s Calling
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Endang Darsih and Aqilah Luthfiyyah
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lcsh:Language and Literature ,Psychoanalysis ,biology ,media_common.quotation_subject ,Jealousy ,Sister ,biology.organism_classification ,Brother ,psychology ,psychological problem ,Robert Galbraith ,anxieties ,reflection ,Id, ego and super-ego ,lcsh:P ,Motif (music) ,Cuckoo ,media_common - Abstract
John Bristow is the minor character in the novel The Cuckoo’s Calling who has a problem with his decision in satisfying his id and superego. He is an ordinary man who has a job, family and girlfriend. However, his jealousy to his brother and sister forces him to kill them. This study focuses on analyzing the characterization of John Bristow, how his ego manages his id and superego and how anxieties appear as the effects of the problem. The aim of this paper is to examine the motif that leads John kills his step brother and sister. Psychology theory by Sigmund Freud is applied to analyze the character’s psychological problem. Perspective from Al-Qur’an is used to examine the reflection of Qabil’s character in the story of Habil and Qabil to John Bristow’s.
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- 2015
71. Efficacy and safety of premedication with single dose of oral pregabalin in children with dental anxiety: A randomized double-blind placebo-controlled crossover clinical trial
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Hamid Reza Eftekharian, Rojin Soleymanzade, and Tahereh Eskandarian
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medicine.drug_class ,business.industry ,Visual analogue scale ,Sedation ,sedatives ,Pregabalin ,Repeated measures design ,Placebo ,Anxiolytic ,lcsh:RK1-715 ,Anxieties ,Anesthesia ,lcsh:Dentistry ,dental anxiety ,medicine ,Anxiety ,Premedication ,Original Article ,medicine.symptom ,business ,General Dentistry ,medicine.drug - Abstract
Background: Dental anxiety is a relatively frequent problem that can lead to more serious problems such as a child entering a vicious cycle as he/she becomes reluctant to accept the required dental treatments. The aim of this randomized double-blind clinical trial study was to evaluate the anxiolytic and sedative effect of pregabalin in children. Materials and Methods: Twenty-fi ve children were randomized to a double-blind placebocontrolled crossover clinical trial. Two visits were scheduled for each patient. At the fi rst visit, 75 mg pregabalin or placebo was given randomly, and the alternative was administered at the next visit. Anxiolytic and sedative effects were measured using the visual analogue scale. The child’s behavior was rated with the Frankl behavioral rating scale and the sedation level during the dental procedure was scored using the Ramsay sedation scale. The unpaired, two-tailed Student’s t-test was used to compare the mean changes of visual analog scale (VAS) for anxiety in the pregabalin group with that of the placebo group. A repeated measures MANOVA model was used to detect differences in sedation level in the pregabalin and placebo groups regarding the interaction of 3-time measurements; sub-group analysis was performed using Student’s t-test. The Mann–Whitney U-test was used to analyze the nonparametric data of the Frankl and Ramsay scales. A P < 0.05 was considered signifi cant. Results: The reduction of the VAS-anxiety score from 2 h post-dose was statistically signifi cant in the pregabalin group. From 2 h to 4 h post-dose, the VAS-sedation score increased signifi cantly in the pregabalin group. The child’s behavior rating was not signifi cantly different between the groups. The number of “successful” treatment visits was higher in the pregabalin group compared to the placebo group. Conclusion: Signifi cant anxiolytic and sedative effects can be anticipated 2 h after oral administration of pregabalin without serious side effects. Key Words: Anxieties, dental anxiety, sedatives
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- 2015
72. Vida artificial: El cíborg, representación posmoderna de nuestras ansiedades
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Bonachera García, Ana Isabel and Bonachera García, Ana Isabel
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«A«Artificial Life: The Cyborg, postmodern representation of our anxieties». Within the context of postmodernity, the cyborg emerges as a new image of the modern automaton. Within this study, we will deal with this new being that, unlike the robot, has a human appearance and is emotionally autonomous. Taking into consideration this last feature, the cyborg represents an increased anxiety, since it blurs the borderline between human and machine. Throughout specific examples of cyborgs in literature and film, we will try to delimit this borderline and analyse the anxieties caused by the transgression of this limit. The cyborg is a new figuration of the imagined consequence of the interdependent relationship between man and machine. We fear not only the loss of control of technology, but also the loss of humanity., En el contexto de la posmodernidad, el cíborg emerge como una nueva imagen del autómata moderno. Dentro de este estudio, atenderemos a este nuevo ser que, a diferencia del robot, muestra una apariencia humanoide y es emocionalmente autónomo. Atendiendo a esto último, el cíborg representa una mayor ansiedad ya que difumina la frontera entre humano y máquina. A través de ejemplos específicos de cíborgs en la literatura y el cine, vamos a tratar de delimitar dicha frontera y analizar las preocupaciones provocadas por la transgresión de este límite. El cíborg es una nueva figuración de la imaginada consecuencia de la relación de interdependencia entre el ser humano y la máquina. Se teme no solo la pérdida de control de la tecnología, sino también la pérdida de la humanidad
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- 2017
73. Anxieties of mothers after their chronically ill children are discharged from the hospital
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血栓性血小板減少性 ,白血病 ,chronically ill ,不安 ,糖尿病1型 ,内容分析法 ,Graves病 ,Krippendorff ,糸球体腎炎-IgA ,紫斑病 ,mothers ,Anxieties ,難病 ,母親 ,Hodgkin病 ,脳腫瘍 ,discharge ,退院 ,慢性疾患 ,高インスリン症 ,エリテマトーデス - Abstract
本研究は、慢性疾患患児を持つ母親の退院後の不安とその特徴を明らかにする目的で、小児科病棟を退院した患児の母親10名を対象に、退院1週間後と退院1ヵ月後に2回半構成的面接を行った。分析は、Krippendorff(1980)の内容分析法を用いた。結果、退院1週間後は【病気に関する事】【患児の将来に関する事】【日常生活に関する事】の3カテゴリー、退院1ヵ月後は【病気に関する事】【患児の将来に関する事】の2カテゴリーが抽出された。両時期のデータを比較したところ、退院1週間後の母親の特徴としては、漠然とした不安を多く抱えていること、退院1ヵ月後の母親の特徴として、行動範囲が広がったことによる不安が生じることが明らかとなった。以上の結果から、退院1週間後の母親には不安を表出できる場の提供とゆっくりと話を聞くこと、退院1ヵ月後の母親には不安の解消を図るために個々のニーズに応じた情報提供や具体策の提案が必要であることが示唆された。
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- 2014
74. Breathing Matters : Feminist Intersectional Politics of Vulnerability
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Magdalena Górska
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anxieties ,feminism ,telefonsex ,breathing ,agential realism ,vulnerability ,cultural studies ,agentiell realism ,intersektionalitet ,genus ,new materialism ,förkroppsligande ,kulturstudier ,Gender Studies ,black lung ,gender ,environmental humanities ,embodiment ,postkonstruktionism ,materiaarbete ,phone sex work ,miljöhumanism ,nymaterialism ,Breath ,ångest ,Tvärvetenskapliga studier inom samhällsvetenskap ,posthumanities ,posthumanism ,Genusstudier ,social and environmental justice ,Andning ,affect ,pneumokonios ,sårbarhet ,panikattacker ,postconstructionism ,panic attacks ,matterwork ,social rättvisa och klimaträttvisa ,Social Sciences Interdisciplinary ,affekt ,intersectionality - Abstract
Breathing is not a common subject in feminist studies. Breathing Matters introduces this phenomenon as a forceful potentiality for feminist intersectional theories, politics, and social and environmental justice. By analyzing the material and discursive as well as the natural and cultural enactments of breath in black lung disease, phone sex work, and anxieties and panic attacks, Breathing Matters proposes a nonuniversalizing and politicized understanding of embodiment. In this approach, human bodies are onceptualized as agential actors of intersectional politics. Magdalena Górska argues that struggles for breath and for breathable lives are matters of differential forms of political practices in which vulnerable and quotidian corpomaterial and corpo-affective actions are constitutive of politics. Set in the context of feminist poststructuralist and new materialist and postconstructionist debates, Breathing Matters offers a discussion of human embodiment and agency reconfigured in a posthumanist manner. Its interdisciplinary analytical practice demonstrates that breathing is a phenomenon that is important to study from scientific, medical, political, environmental and social perspectives. Andning är inte ett vanligt förekommande ämne inom feministiska studier. Breathing Matters introducerar detta fenomen som har en potential för feministiska intersektionella teorier, politik, social rättvisa och klimaträttvisa. Genom analyser av materiella, diskursiva, naturliga och kulturella dimensioner av andningens formationer, i sjukdomen pneumokonios, telefonsexarbete samt ångest och panikattacker, föreslår Breathing Matters en icke-universialiserande och politiserad förståelse av förkroppsligande. Genom denna ansats konceptualiseras mänskliga kroppar som agentiella aktörer i en intersektionell politik. Magdalena Górska argumenterar att kampen för att andas och för andningsbara liv är ett angeläget ämne för differentiella former av politisk praktik. Denna sårbara och vardagliga praktik som både består av kroppsmateriella och kroppsaffektiva handlingar konstituerar politik. Placerad i en kontext av feminist poststrukturalistisk, nymaterialistisk och postkonstruktivistisk debatt erbjuder Breathing Matters en diskussion kring mänskligt förkroppsligande och agentskap som är omkonfigurerad på ett posthumanistiskt sätt. Den tvärvetenskapliga analytiska praktiken visar att andning är ett fenomen som är viktigt att studera från vetenskapliga, medicinska, politiska, miljömässiga och sociala perspektiv.
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75. Breathing Matters : Feminist Intersectional Politics of Vulnerability
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Górska, Magdalena and Górska, Magdalena
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Breathing is not a common subject in feminist studies. Breathing Matters introduces this phenomenon as a forceful potentiality for feminist intersectional theories, politics, and social and environmental justice. By analyzing the material and discursive as well as the natural and cultural enactments of breath in black lung disease, phone sex work, and anxieties and panic attacks, Breathing Matters proposes a nonuniversalizing and politicized understanding of embodiment. In this approach, human bodies are onceptualized as agential actors of intersectional politics. Magdalena Górska argues that struggles for breath and for breathable lives are matters of differential forms of political practices in which vulnerable and quotidian corpomaterial and corpo-affective actions are constitutive of politics. Set in the context of feminist poststructuralist and new materialist and postconstructionist debates, Breathing Matters offers a discussion of human embodiment and agency reconfigured in a posthumanist manner. Its interdisciplinary analytical practice demonstrates that breathing is a phenomenon that is important to study from scientific, medical, political, environmental and social perspectives., Andning är inte ett vanligt förekommande ämne inom feministiska studier. Breathing Matters introducerar detta fenomen som har en potential för feministiska intersektionella teorier, politik, social rättvisa och klimaträttvisa. Genom analyser av materiella, diskursiva, naturliga och kulturella dimensioner av andningens formationer, i sjukdomen pneumokonios, telefonsexarbete samt ångest och panikattacker, föreslår Breathing Matters en icke-universialiserande och politiserad förståelse av förkroppsligande. Genom denna ansats konceptualiseras mänskliga kroppar som agentiella aktörer i en intersektionell politik. Magdalena Górska argumenterar att kampen för att andas och för andningsbara liv är ett angeläget ämne för differentiella former av politisk praktik. Denna sårbara och vardagliga praktik som både består av kroppsmateriella och kroppsaffektiva handlingar konstituerar politik. Placerad i en kontext av feminist poststrukturalistisk, nymaterialistisk och postkonstruktivistisk debatt erbjuder Breathing Matters en diskussion kring mänskligt förkroppsligande och agentskap som är omkonfigurerad på ett posthumanistiskt sätt. Den tvärvetenskapliga analytiska praktiken visar att andning är ett fenomen som är viktigt att studera från vetenskapliga, medicinska, politiska, miljömässiga och sociala perspektiv.
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- 2016
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76. 子育て不安の実態と保健師の支援の課題
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anxieties ,子育て ,child-care ,保健師 ,public health nurse ,ソーシャルサポート ,母性意識 ,不安 ,social support ,motherly consciousness - Abstract
本研究の目的は,第1子の母親の子育て不安の実態とソーシャルサポートの現状を明らかにし,支援について検討することである。A市に在住し,平成18年4月~ 9月に第1子を出産した母親に対し,新生児訪問指導時(以下訪問時) と4か月児健康診査時(以下健診時) に質問紙調査を行った。健診時は訪問時に比べて子育て不安「有り」の割合や一人の母親が抱える不安の数は減少し,多くの項目で不安と感じる母親の割合も減少していたが,「離乳食」は有意に増加していた。子育ての相談相手は訪問時と健診時共に「自分の母」に次いで「夫」が多かったが,健診時には夫と共に子育てをしているという実感は有意に減少していた。訪問時と健診時のいずれにおいても,母親であることを肯定的に捉えている者がほとんどで,否定的に捉えている者は少なかった。保健師の支援においては,変化する子育て不安に対応する予防的支援,母親自身の生き方や価値観というような事柄にも目を向けた支援,夫や家族・地域の人々との関係形成への支援が必要と考えられる。|The purpose of this study is to clarify the actual situation of child-care anxieties of new mothers and to consider how to support them. When a mother, living in the city of A who gave birth to a baby between April and September, 2006, received an advice visit for the new-born infant and medical checkup at 4 months years old, research was conducted. The medical checkup, compared to the fi rst visit, showed that the ratio of child-care anxieties and the worries of each mother decreased. Baby food increased signifi cantly although the ratio of mothers who had anxieties decreased in most of the itemized lists. The adviser for child-care was their own mothers followed by their husbands both in the first visit and the medical checkup. However, the actual feeling that the mother is raising her child with her husband decreased significantly in the medical checkup. Most of the mothers took their role positively and only a few took their role negatively. As for supporting public health nurses, the following is considered to be necessary: preventive support to deal with child care anxiety, support regarding also the way of life and perspective of the mother, and support to create relationship between the partner, family and the community., 報告|Reports
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77. The actual situation of child-care anxieties and the problem of supporting public health nurses
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anxieties ,子育て ,child-care ,保健師 ,public health nurse ,ソーシャルサポート ,母性意識 ,不安 ,social support ,motherly consciousness - Abstract
本研究の目的は,第1子の母親の子育て不安の実態とソーシャルサポートの現状を明らかにし,支援について検討することである。A市に在住し,平成18年4月~ 9月に第1子を出産した母親に対し,新生児訪問指導時(以下訪問時) と4か月児健康診査時(以下健診時) に質問紙調査を行った。健診時は訪問時に比べて子育て不安「有り」の割合や一人の母親が抱える不安の数は減少し,多くの項目で不安と感じる母親の割合も減少していたが,「離乳食」は有意に増加していた。子育ての相談相手は訪問時と健診時共に「自分の母」に次いで「夫」が多かったが,健診時には夫と共に子育てをしているという実感は有意に減少していた。訪問時と健診時のいずれにおいても,母親であることを肯定的に捉えている者がほとんどで,否定的に捉えている者は少なかった。保健師の支援においては,変化する子育て不安に対応する予防的支援,母親自身の生き方や価値観というような事柄にも目を向けた支援,夫や家族・地域の人々との関係形成への支援が必要と考えられる。, The purpose of this study is to clarify the actual situation of child-care anxieties of new mothers and to consider how to support them. When a mother, living in the city of A who gave birth to a baby between April and September, 2006, received an advice visit for the new-born infant and medical checkup at 4 months years old, research was conducted. The medical checkup, compared to the fi rst visit, showed that the ratio of child-care anxieties and the worries of each mother decreased. Baby food increased signifi cantly although the ratio of mothers who had anxieties decreased in most of the itemized lists. The adviser for child-care was their own mothers followed by their husbands both in the first visit and the medical checkup. However, the actual feeling that the mother is raising her child with her husband decreased significantly in the medical checkup. Most of the mothers took their role positively and only a few took their role negatively. As for supporting public health nurses, the following is considered to be necessary: preventive support to deal with child care anxiety, support regarding also the way of life and perspective of the mother, and support to create relationship between the partner, family and the community., 報告, Reports
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- 2011
78. The correlation between interaction-audience anxieties and internet addiction levels of adults
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Özgen Korkmaz, Ertuğrul Usta, Cengiz Sahin, Yalin, HI, Adiloglu, F, Boz, H, Karatas, S, Ozdamli, F, and Kırşehir Ahi Evran Üniversitesi, Eğitim Fakültesi, Eğitim Bilimleri Bölümü
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Adult ,Interaction ,business.industry ,Addiction ,media_common.quotation_subject ,Positive correlation ,Developmental psychology ,Correlation ,Anxieties ,Internet Addiction ,Scale (social sciences) ,mental disorders ,medicine ,Anxiety ,General Materials Science ,The Internet ,Descriptive research ,medicine.symptom ,business ,Psychology ,Anxiety scale ,Audience ,media_common ,Clinical psychology - Abstract
World Conference on Educational Technology Researches (WCETR) -- JUL 05-09, 2011 -- East Univ, Nicosia, CYPRUS WOS: 000299618300029 The objective of this study is to determine what kind of a relationship exists between the interaction and audience anxiety levels of adults and internet addiction. The study was performed in the scanning model and is considered as a descriptive research. 384 adults constitute the study group of this research. The research data was collected by using the Interaction and Audience Anxiety Scale and Internet Addiction Scale. As a result: Both the interaction and audience anxiety levels of adults are low. There is a positive correlation at a significant level between the interaction and audience anxiety levels and internet addiction. Gazi Univ, Cyprus Educ Sci Assoc
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- 2011
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79. The anxieties of the clients and their families concerning following their discharge
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anxieties ,家族 ,family ,discharge ,療養者 ,不安 ,退院 ,client - Abstract
本研究は,療養者とその家族の退院に関連する療養生活への不安内容とその変化を明らかにすることを目的とし,病院から自宅退院する3事例の療養者と家族に対し在宅移行期の退院支援の開始時・退院直前・退院後において半構成的面接を実施した。分析の結果,在宅移行期における療養者の不安として【漠然とした不安】【食生活上の不安】【社会生活上の不安】【身体的な症状に関する不安】【在宅サービスに関する不安】【医療に関する不安】【病気に対する思い】【ボディーイメージの変容】【日常生活上の不安】の9カテゴリーが,家族の不安として【漠然とした不安】【食生活上の不安】【社会生活上の不安】【身体的な症状に関する不安】【在宅サービスに関する不安】【医療に関する不安】【急変に遭遇することへの不安】【急変時に対処できないことへの不安】【在宅での看取りに関する不安】【介護に関する不安】【日常生活上の不安】【療養者の死に遭遇することへの不安】【退院調整に関する問題】【家族の健康上の不安】の14カテゴリーが得られた。また【漠然とした不安】は,退院支援を受ける過程で徐々に具体的な不安へと変化することがわかった。, The purpose of this study was to understand the anxieties, and changes in the anxieties, of the clients and their families concerning life following their discharge. Three clients leaving the hospital and their families participated in the interview study.The analysis established 9 categories of the anxieties of the clients: vague anxieties, anxieties about eating habits, anxieties about life in society, anxieties about physical symptoms, anxieties about home care services, anxieties about medical care, feelings about the disease, change of body image, and anxieties about daily life; there were 14 categories of the anxieties of their families: vague anxieties, anxieties about eating habits, anxieties about life in society, anxieties about physical symptoms, anxieties about home care services, anxieties about medical care, anxieties of meeting a sudden turn for the worse, anxieties about inability to react to a sudden turn for the worse, anxieties about seeing the death of the client at the bedside, anxieties about nursing care, anxieties about daily life, anxieties about meeting the death of the client, problems in discharge coordination, and anxieties about the condition of the family. It was found that vague anxieties gradually changed to concrete anxieties during the process of receiving support for hospital discharge.
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- 2010
80. Differences between pregnant women with secure and fearful attachment patterns with respect to transition to motherhood
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Nataša Hanak
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anxieties ,Transition (fiction) ,lcsh:BF1-990 ,Dysfunctional family ,General Medicine ,prenatal attachment ,attachment patterns ,Family life ,Developmental psychology ,expectations about the role of the child ,Maternal role ,lcsh:Psychology ,General attachment ,medicine ,Anxiety ,pregnancy ,medicine.symptom ,Psychology - Abstract
This study investigated the possibility of discerning differences between attachment patterns of pregnant women in some mental processes during the transition to motherhood. Participants were 335 primiparae, examined between 20 and 32 weeks of pregnancy. The revised version of Questionnaire for Attachment Assessment (UPIPAV-R) was used for the assessment of seven attachment dimensions. Cluster analysis, k means method, was employed for determining the general attachment pattern of the participants. Four clusters were identified: secure, fearful, preoccupied and dismissing. Maternal prenatal attachment, her anxieties about the prospective maternal role and her possibly dysfunctional expectations about the role of the child in her private and family life were assessed using scales developed for the purpose of the research. The hypothesis about differences of attachment patterns in examined mental processes of preparation for motherhood was confirmed by the results of discriminant analysis. All dimensions of maternal prenatal attachment are central for discriminating secure from fearful attachment pattern. All dimensions of possibly dysfunctional expectations are central for discriminating preoccupied from dismissing attachment patterns. Anxiety related to loss of freedom and no self-realization in the mother role has significant contribution to discriminating secure from fearful attachment pattern. The other two dimensions of anxiety, related to the 'difficult baby' and incompetence in mother role, are important for discriminating dismissing from preoccupied attachment patterns. .
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- 2010
81. Home Health Support and Care by Menopausal to Geriatric Women : For Health Care Anxiety and Burden Reduction
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anxieties ,menopausal to geriatric women ,health ,nursing care - Published
- 2010
82. Australian Army Advisors in the Province: May 1968–April 1969
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Millie, David, author
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- 2013
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83. About the Horrific Peril of Reading on Digital Devices
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Vicente Garcia Martinez and Joaquim López-Río
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anxieties ,Internet en l'ensenyament ,media_common.quotation_subject ,amazon ,academia ,Consolidation (business) ,reading ,Reading (process) ,General Materials Science ,Sociology ,Moral panic ,Mass media ,media_common ,business.industry ,moral panic ,Tecnologia de la informació ,Media studies ,Multiple factors ,gutenberg galaxy ,Law ,publishers ,The Internet ,Digital devices ,internet ,business - Abstract
Reading on digital devices has become a widely debated issue in mass media and academia. The dawn and consolidation of digital technology have made possible new devices for reading. In the Internet era, reading is not just a matter of books and paper. This loss of exclusiveness has generated different anxieties in many intellectuals, researchers, journalists, editors, and publishers related to the printing environment. An analysis of such uneasiness can provide clues about the hidden interests and misunderstandings implied in their arguments. Revealing anxious claims about digital devices can enlighten us about the multiple factors and interests involved in the act of reading.
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- 2015
84. Anxieties and Depression Disorders in Composers’
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Tomislav Breitenfeld, Darko Breitenfeld, Mislav Pap, Križo Katinić, Ivica Kostelić, and Ivana Rešetar
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composers´ diseases ,anxieties ,depressions - Abstract
In this paper, we presented an overview of composers diseases in the last five hundred years. The collected data were obtained from the biographies of more than ten thousand composers and over a thousand pathographies. It is the world’s largest processed sample so far. The diseases mentioned and their comorbidities had an impact on lives and work of composers (87). They have shortened their life span from just over sixty years average to approximately fifty years.
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- 2015
85. Electronic Literature and the Effects of Cyberspace on the Body
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Xiana Sotelo and Maya Zalbidea
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anxieties ,Cultural Studies ,electronic literature ,Literature and Literary Theory ,Comparative Literature ,Internet privacy ,gender studies ,new media and the study of literature and culture ,bodies ,gender ,Feminist, Gender, and Sexuality Studies ,Modern Literature ,Reading and Language ,Sociology ,business.industry ,media studies ,Gender studies ,Other Arts and Humanities ,Electronic literature ,culture theory ,new works and authors in a comparative context ,Arts and Humanities ,American Studies ,business ,Cyberspace ,comparative cultural studies ,feminist studies - Abstract
In their article "Electronic Literature and the Effects of Cyberspace on the Body" Maya Zalbidea and Xiana Sotelo discuss how new technologies are facilitating the emancipation of subjugated subjects aimed at transforming unequal social relations through an intersectional and performative approach. This perspective is discussed through the exploration of the so-called intersectional approach described by Berger and Guidroz, Haraway's situated knowledges, and Butler's performative agency based on transgressions. Framed within the posthuman, post-biological deconstruction of social and cultural hierarchies, Zalbidea and Sotelo argue for the value of a conjuncture between postcolonial post-modern/post-structuralist literature and the field of feminist cultural studies. Based on previous theories of gender and bodies in cyberspace, Zalbidea and Sotelo develop ideas about bodies, gender, and anxieties, and how these theories may be illustrated metaphorically in electronic literature and new media art works.
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- 2014
86. In a Women's World
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Peel, Mark, author
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- 2011
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87. Social class, anxieties and mothers' foodwork
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Wright, Jan, Maher, JaneMaree, Tanner, Claire E, Wright, Jan, Maher, JaneMaree, and Tanner, Claire E
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In the context of concerns about childhood obesity, mothers are placed at the forefront of responsibility for shaping the eating behaviour and consequently the health of their young children. This is evident in a multitude of diverse sites such as government reports, health promotion materials, reality TV shows and the advice of childcare nurses and preschools. These sites produce a range of resources available to mothers to draw on to constitute themselves as mothers in terms of caring for their children's health. Drawing on a qualitative study of mothers recruited through three Australian preschool centres, this article examines how the working-class and middle-class mothers of preschool-aged children engage with knowledge about motherhood, children and health and how those engagements impact on their mothering, their foodwork and their children. We argue that, unlike the working-class mothers pathologised in some literature on obesity, these working-class mothers demonstrated a no-nonsense (but still responsibilised) approach to feeding their children. The middle-class mothers, on the other hand, were more likely to engage in practices of self-surveillance and to demonstrate considerable anxieties about the appropriateness of their practices for their children's current and future health.
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- 2015
88. Gathering Georgians to Zion: John Hamilton Morgan’s 1876 Mission to Georgia
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Engel, Mary Ella, author
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- 2010
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89. Ghostly Returns: Charlotte Perkins Gilman, Gertrude Atherton, and Josephine Daskam Bacon
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Weinstock, Jeffrey Andrew, author
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- 2008
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90. How to cope with Anxiety in Hospital Settings: Evaluation of a Professional Training
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Kirsten Kaya Roessler and Friedrich-Wilhelm Lindemann
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anxieties ,short-termed communication ,Professional development ,Religious studies ,pastoral care ,Disease ,counselling ,Nursing ,medicine ,Pastoral care ,Anxiety ,medicine.symptom ,hospital ,Psychology - Abstract
The objective of the present study was to examine the impact of a communication-oriented approach to disease and anxiety management in hospitals. Based on a five-step model of short-termed communication, we describe the importance of supportive relationships for health care staff, patients, and family members by means of selected examples. The study has wider implications for pastoral care.
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- 2014
91. Therapies for chronic post-traumatic stress disorder
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Peters, Micah
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anxieties ,post traumatic stress disorder ,hypnotherapy ,mental disorders ,behavioral disciplines and activities ,studies - Abstract
Post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) is a widely recognised psychiatric condition that can occur following a traumatic event. The secondary outcome measures were: severity of self-reported stress; depressive and anxiety symptoms using validated measures; PTSD diagnosis after treatment; and adverse effects such as amplified PTSD symptoms.
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- 2014
92. Spontaneous Irony: The Second City, The Premise, and Early-Sixties Satiric Cabaret and Revue
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Kercher, Stephen E., author
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- 2006
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93. The Ritual Body
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COLE, SUSAN GUETTEL, author
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- 2004
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94. Electronic Literature and the Effects of Cyberspace on the Body
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Zalbidea, Maya, Sotelo, Xiana, Zalbidea, Maya, and Sotelo, Xiana
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In their article "Electronic Literature and the Effects of Cyberspace on the Body" Maya Zalbidea and Xiana Sotelo discuss how new technologies are facilitating the emancipation of subjugated subjects aimed at transforming unequal social relations through an intersectional and performative approach. This perspective is discussed through the exploration of the so-called intersectional approach described by Berger and Guidroz, Haraway's situated knowledges, and Butler's performative agency based on transgressions. Framed within the posthuman, post-biological deconstruction of social and cultural hierarchies, Zalbidea and Sotelo argue for the value of a conjuncture between postcolonial post-modern/post-structuralist literature and the field of feminist cultural studies. Based on previous theories of gender and bodies in cyberspace, Zalbidea and Sotelo develop ideas about bodies, gender, and anxieties, and how these theories may be illustrated metaphorically in electronic literature and new media art works.
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- 2014
95. A strange situation: self-entrapment in Waiting for Godot1
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Keller, John Robert, author
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- 2002
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96. Gifts, sustainable consumption and giving up green anxieties at Christmas
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Farbotko, Carol, Head, Lesley, Farbotko, Carol, and Head, Lesley
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This paper explores the proposition that gifting is a little recognised yet important practice bound up in the quest for sustainable consumption, which has largely been studied with reference to market rather than gift economies. It draws on gift theories in economic anthropology which explain gifts as engendering social relations of reciprocity and beyond, and shaping social life differently to commodities. Understanding how and why commodities become gifts (and vice versa), we contend, provides a new way of understanding some of the complex ways in which social relations are implicated in sustainable consumption. We use a study of Christmas gifting practices within a group of environmentally engaged households to begin to empirically explore if and how environmental considerations are expressed in the gift economy. We conclude that the fashioning of a particular social identity, namely, the 'green consumer' can operate very differently in the context of gift-exchange than in the context of non-gifting consumption.
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- 2013
97. White anxieties and the articulation of race: the women’s movement and the making of White Australia, 1910s–1930s
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Carey, Jane L and Carey, Jane L
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This chapter examines the racial anxieties at work in the Australian women’s movement in the early 1900s, focussing on campaigns and organisations aimed at increasing and ‘improving’ the white population on the one hand and discussions of the ‘Aboriginal problem’ on the other. It particularly examines the activities of the National Council of Women, the largest women’s group of this period, and the Australian Federation of Women Voters, a smaller but highly influential organisation, as well as local groups which emerged to further these causes. Specifically, it explores efforts to promote immigration from Britain, which went alongside eugenic measures to exclude ‘unfit’ white migrants as well, and various schemes aimed at producing ‘well born’ white children. As I hope to show, these seemingly disparate activities were informed by a single racial imperative. The racial interests of the movement coalesced around anxieties about the need for a large and healthy white population to secure the nation’s future. Indeed, their racially based reforming campaigns revolved almost entirely around anxieties internal to whiteness. While the women’s movement showed remarkably little interest in the ‘Aboriginal problem’, or the ‘peril’ of Asian immigration, their vigorous campaigns around improving the quality and quantity of the white population reveal how racialised thinking in fact permeated the movement and animated many of its endeavours. And women’s work was presented as essential to implementing these vital racial programs.
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- 2009
98. Click or clique? Using educational technology to address students' anxieties about peer evaluation
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Walker, Ruth, Barwell, Graham C, Walker, Ruth, and Barwell, Graham C
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Peer bias is recognised as a primary factor in negative student perceptions of peer assessment strategies. This study trialled the use of classroom response systems, widely known as clickers, in small seminar classes in order to actively engage students in their subject’s assessment process while providing the anonymity that would lessen the impact of peer pressure. Focus group reflection on the students’ impressions of the peer evaluation process, the use of clickers, and their anxieties about potential peer bias were analysed in the light of the results of teacher and class evaluations of each individual student presentation. The findings revealed that students recognised the value of peer assessment in promoting class engagement and active learning, despite their ongoing resistance to the practice of peer review. An unexpected finding suggested that the clickers, selected as an educational technology for their appeal and ease of use by the ‘digital native’ student already familiar with a variety of mobile communication and gaming devices, reinforced student perception that the peer review process was akin to a popularity contest.
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- 2009
99. Angustias y ataques de pánico: Convergencias, suplementos y divergencias
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Yildiz, Ismail and Yildiz, Ismail
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The evolution of the different forms of anxiety of a patient (P) with panic attacks is described during seven years of the psychoanalytic process. The P is considered initially like a borderline organization of the personality. She was living her adolescence altered with predominance of the schizoparanoid position; was suffering of pathological narcissism, agoraphobia, panic attacks and somatisations as consequences, mainly, of an insuffi cient separation-individuation and a pathological symbiosis with her primitive mother. Her anxieties of separation that was inducing, sometimes, panic attacks and somatisations, were reedited repetitively in transference and were elaborated during the fi rst years. Those and other symptoms diminished gradually of intensity, and disappeared or they stopped being a preoccupation. In order to look for convergences, supplementations and divergences in the theories, are reviewed the conceptualisations constructed on the different forms of anxiety. The anxieties of P correspond more to the pre-oedipus anxieties that to those of the later positions. Several forms of anxieties are related to reliving traumatic experiences or they take place to anticipate them and to possibly avoid these overfl owing experiences. Indeed, the P has not only lived one traumatic separation from her mother when she was six years old, but it is inferred that she has also suffered negative and cumulative traumas. Those traumatic experiences had not allowed to the construction of a self suffi ciently cohesive nor a suffi cient separation-individuation that could allow the elaboration of her adolescence. Then the P was living in permanent anxiety that was precipitating easily her panic attacks and somatisations in the presence of the situations of separation of her mother primitive-analyst. Her anxiety of separation and her panic attacks were also the factors of her anxiety of death and insomnia., Se describe la evolución de las diferentes formas de angustia de una paciente (P) con ataques de pánico, durante los siete años del proceso psicoanalítico. Se considera inicialmente a P como con una organización fronteriza de la personalidad. Ella vivía su adolescencia alterada con predominio de la posición esquizoparanoide; padecía de narcisismo patológico; sufría de agorafobia, ataques de pánico y somatizaciones como consecuencia, principalmente, de una insufi ciente separación-individuación y de una simbiosis patológica con su madre primitiva. Su angustia de separación, que inducía a veces ataques de pánico y somatizaciones, se re-actualizaba repetitivamente en transferencia y se elaboró durante los primeros años. Esos y otros síntomas disminuyeron su intensidad paulatinamente, y luego desaparecieron o dejaron de ser una preocupación. Con el propósito de buscar convergencias, suplementos y divergencias en las teorías, se revisan las conceptualizaciones construidas sobre las diferentes formas de angustias. Las de P corresponden más a las pre-edípicas que a las de las posiciones posteriores. Varias formas de angustia se relacionan con re-vivencias traumáticas o se producen por anticiparlas y, eventualmente, para evitar estas vivencias desbordantes. Efectivamente, P no ha vivido solamente una separación traumática de su madre cuando tenía seis años, sino que se infi ere haber padecido también traumas negativos y acumulativos. Esas vivencias traumáticas no le habían permitido la construcción de un self sufi cientemente cohesivo ni una separación-individuación sufi ciente que le permitieran elaborar su adolescencia. Entonces P vivía en angustias permanentes que le precipitaban fácilmente en ataques de pánico y somatizaciones ante las situaciones de separación de su madre primitiva-analista. Su angustia de separación y sus ataques de pánico eran también los factores de su angustia de muerte y de su insomnio.
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- 2008
100. An Emerging Natural History in the Development, Mechanisms and Worldwide Prevalence of Major Mental Disorders.
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Pediaditakis N
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Conciliating recent findings from molecular genetics, evolutionary biology, and clinical observations together point to new understandings regarding the mechanism, development and the persistent worldwide prevalence of major mental disorders (MMDs), which should be considered the result of an evolutionary downside trade off. Temperamental/trait variability, by facilitating choices for individual and group responses, confers robustness flexibility and resilience crucial to success of our species. Extreme temperamental variants, originating evolutionarily from the asocial aspect of human nature, also constitute the premorbid personality of the disorders. The latter create vulnerable individuals out of whom some will develop MMDs but at much higher rate to that of the general population. Significantly, similar temperamental "lopsidedness" enables many of these vulnerable individuals, if intelligent, tenacious, and curious, to be creative and contribute to our survival while some may also develop MMDs. All have a common neural-developmental origin and share characteristics in their clinical expression and pharmacological responses also expressed as mixed syndromes or alternating ones over time. Over-pruning of synaptic neurons may be considered the trigger of such occurrences or conversely, the failure to prevent them in spite of it. The symptoms of the major mental disorders are made up of antithetical substitutes as an expression of a disturbed over-all synchronizing property of brain function for all higher faculties previously unconsidered in their modeling. The concomitant presence of psychosis is a generic common occurrence.
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- 2016
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