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    “…RESULTS: The essence of losing a family member by suicide encompasses experiences of involuntary and existential loneliness, life suffering, and additional burdens in a life that is radically transformed, comprising prolonged and energy-intensive attempts to understand. …”
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    Existential loneliness and life suffering in being a suicide survivor: a reflective lifeworld research study
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    “…To address this gap, this study examined the indirect effects of the two types of religiosity—intrinsic religiosity (IR) and extrinsic religiosity (ER)—on meaningful work through existential labor, namely, surface acting and deep acting. …”
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    The relationship between religiosity and meaningful work among Malaysian Muslim employees: The mediating role of existential labor
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    “…BACKGROUND: Existential suffering is often a part of the requests for assisted suicide (AS). …”
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    Existential suffering as a motive for assisted suicide: Difficulties, acceptability, management and roles from the perspectives of Swiss professionals
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    “…INTRODUCTION: Talking about existential issues with patients is often experienced as challenging for healthcare professionals. …”
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    Stimulating existential communication – first steps towards enhancing health professionals' reflective skills through blended learning
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    “…Their perfectionism can be seen as a way of handling existential vulnerability at a point in their lives where relational resources needed to stay firm in a vulnerable state are lacking. …”
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    Perfection is a sad and lonely place: A study of existential vulnerability in the life stories of persons struggling with perfectionism
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    “…It is essential that they have the courage, skills, and tools to deal with loneliness, in particular with existential loneliness (EL) which relates to meaning in life and the fundamentals of living and dying. …”
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    Existential Loneliness Among Older People from the Perspective of Health Care Professionals: A European Multicenter Study
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    “…The results show that the phenomenon, initiating breastfeeding, in spite of good conditions, i.e., early home discharge, is complex and entails an existential challenge. The essential meaning of the phenomenon is conceptualized as, “A movement from a bodily performance to an embodied relation with the infant and oneself as a mother.” …”
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    Breastfeeding: An existential challenge—women's lived experiences of initiating breastfeeding within the context of early home discharge in Sweden
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    “…In conclusion, professionals must consider patients’ existential issues in the way they are expressed by the patients. …”
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    The importance of existential dimensions in the context of the presence of older patients at team meetings—In the light of Heidegger and Merleau-Ponty's philosophy
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    by Dorjee, Dusana
    Published 2016
    “…It is proposed that contemplative science is an interdisciplinary study of the metacognitive self-regulatory capacity (MSRC) of the mind and associated modes of existential awareness (MEA) modulated by motivational/intentional and contextual factors of contemplative practices. …”
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    Defining Contemplative Science: The Metacognitive Self-Regulatory Capacity of the Mind, Context of Meditation Practice and Modes of Existential Awareness
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    “…The study aim was to prospectively explore the associations between existential unease (coined as a meta-term for the included items) and multimorbidity. …”
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    Does ‘existential unease’ predict adult multimorbidity? Analytical cohort study on embodiment based on the Norwegian HUNT population
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    “…However, the analysis of the normative frameworks shows that the conditions for making existential decisions differ considerably in Germany, Poland and Sweden. …”
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    Existential decision-making in a fatal progressive disease: how much do legal and medical frameworks matter?
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    “…In existential holistic group therapy, the whole person heals in accordance with the holistic process theory and the life mission theory. …”
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    Holistic Medicine IV: Principles of Existential Holistic Group Therapy and the Holistic Process of Healing in a Group Setting
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    “…The findings confirmed that academic burnout, existential anxiety, and academic fear were significantly associated with higher posttraumatic symptoms. …”
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    Student Burnout and PTSD Symptoms: The Role of Existential Anxiety and Academic Fears on Students during the COVID 19 Pandemic
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    “…We describe the phenomenology of anxiety and fear presented by these service users, a fear we have coined existential catastrophe anxiety (ECa). We also suggest a set of underlying, interacting, psychological mechanisms that may give rise to ECa, before comparing ECa with three other constructs previously described in the literature—annihilation anxiety, ontological insecurity, and affect phobia. …”
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    “Existential Catastrophe Anxiety”: Phenomenology of Fearful Emotions in a Subset of Service Users With Severe Mental Health Conditions
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    by Wnuk, Marcin
    Published 2022
    “…It was confirmed that AA involvement in self-help groups indirectly via existential well-being is related to subjective well-being. …”
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    The Beneficial Role of Involvement in Alcoholics Anonymous for Existential and Subjective Well-Being of Alcohol-Dependent Individuals? The Model Verification
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    “…This cohort study examines differences regarding existential and supportive care needs for patients with kidney disease between individuals of racial and ethnic minority groups compared with White individuals.…”
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    Differences Among Racial and Ethnic Minority Groups in the Unmet Existential and Supportive Care Needs of People Receiving Dialysis
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    “…Although guidelines state it is a GP core task to explore existential issues of palliative patients, this is not standard practice. …”
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    The GP’s perceived role and use of language concerning the existential dimension of palliative patients: a Dutch interview study
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    “…Research indicates that existential isolation might be especially problematic for men, potentially increasing their risk for suicidality. …”
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    Connecting and Healing: The Role of Existential Isolation in Mediating the Impact of the Therapeutic Relationship on Canadian Men’s Mental Health Outcomes
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    “…The notes on existential aspects were, however, not recorded in a structured way and no care plans related to existential aspects were found. …”
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    Existential aspects documented in older people’s patient records in the context of specialized palliative care: a retrospective review
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    “…We conducted two longitudinal studies (N(Study 1) = 405, N(Study 2) = 1,012) to examine how conspiracy beliefs result from, and in turn influence, anxiety, uncertainty aversion, and existential threat. Random intercept cross-lagged panel analyses indicate that people who were, on average, more anxious, uncertainty averse, and existentially threatened held stronger conspiracy beliefs. …”
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    Can Conspiracy Beliefs Be Beneficial? Longitudinal Linkages Between Conspiracy Beliefs, Anxiety, Uncertainty Aversion, and Existential Threat
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