Contents & References of Effectiveness of meaning of group therapy on quality of life and change of insecure attachment style on the elderly of Rasht city
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Table of Contents
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Persian Abstract. Research. 9. Research questions. 9. Research hypotheses. 9. Theoretical and operational definition of quality of life. 9. Theoretical and operational definition of attachment. 10. Theoretical and operational definition of meaning therapy. 10. Theoretical and operational definition of aging. 11. Chapter Two: Literature and Background Research
Introduction to the theory of meaning therapy. 13
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Principles of meaning therapy. 14
Frankel's theory of meaning therapy. 14
Suggestions for the search for meaning. 15
Andishezad's psychoanalysis. 19
Existential therapy group. 20. The value of life. 21. The search for meaning in Frankl's view. 21. Existential despair. 23. The preservation of existential emptiness. 23. Man in search of the ultimate meaning. 24. The concept of death in Frankel's theory. 25. Etiology in Frankel's theory. 26.
The neurotic triangle. 26
Self-fulfillment in meaning therapy. 27
Effectiveness. 28
Psychotherapy in Frankel's theory. 28
Therapeutic interventions and techniques in Frankel's theory. 30
Methods to increase existential awareness. 31
Teaching the importance of accepting responsibility for meaning. 32
Question from Clients about meaning. 32
Expanding intellectual horizons in the field of sources of meaning. 32
Explaining. 33
Suggested proverbs. 33
Extracting meaning with the Socratic question and answer method. 33
Using similes. 34
Extracting meaning through examples. 34
Meaning suggestion. 35
Dream analysis. 35
Contrary intention. 36
The next stage of the patient's fear.. 36
Decontemplation.
Points related to mental disorders in the elderly. 41
Methods to prevent depression and loneliness in the elderly. 42
Life review. 43
Psycho-social theories of old age. 43
Another theory of psychosocial development in old age. Labove-Waif: emotional journalism. 46
Robert Butler's theory: 47
Social reconstruction theory. 48
Aging isolation theory. 49
Biological cognitive theory of aging. 50
Psychological disorders of aging. 51
(Old age and late adulthood) Aged. 51
Maturity at the end of adulthood. 52
New capacities for transformation. 53
Changes in the physical level. 54
Activity. 55
A lack of commitment. Vital justification. 57
Psychotherapy in the elderly. 57
Happiness in the elderly. 59
The relationship between happiness and longevity in the elderly. 60
Our attitude towards the elderly. 60
Correct treatment with the elderly. 61
Quality of life. 62
History of the quality of life. The ability to define quality or quality of life. 65
Definitions of quality of life. 66
Existing definitions of quality of life. 67
Basic principles related to quality of life. 68
Measuring quality of life. 70
Feeling of personal efficacy and quality of life. Life. 73
Quality of life. Qualitref lif. 74
Relationship of quality of life with health. 75
Factors affecting quality of life. 76
Quality of life related to health. 77
Measuring quality of life. 79
Effect of exercise on the quality of life of the elderly. 87
Optimism and quality of life. 89
Quality of life in the elderly. 89
Ignoring the quality of life of the elderly. 92
Our attitude towards the elderly. 93
Factors affecting the quality of life from France's point of view. 93
Attachment. 94
Attachment theory. 95
Theory Different theories about attachment. 96
Psychoanalytical theory. 96
Freudian theory. 97
Viennese theory.97
Winnie Cut theory. 98
Spitz theory. 99
Erikson theory. 100
Cognitive-developmental theory. 101
Learning theory. 102
Natural behavior theory. 102
Bulby theory. 103
Transient attachment Life. 106. Attachment. Theory and attachment system. 110. Importance of adult attachment theory. 111. Adult attachment relationships. 113. Expansion of adult attachment theory. 114. Class characteristics of attachment in adults. 114. Domestic and foreign research background. 119.
Chapter 3 - Research method
Statistical society. 126
Statistical sample. 126
Sampling method and how to collect information. 126
Research method. 127
Research tools. 127
Method of statistical analysis of research data. 130
How to teach Group meaning therapy. 130
Summary of meaning therapy training. 130
Chapter four
Description of data. 133
Descriptive analysis and inference of data (first hypothesis). 139
Descriptive analysis and inference of data (second hypothesis). 142
Chapter five - discussion and conclusion
Conclusions from sociological situations. 147
Analysis and proof of the first hypothesis. 148
Analysis and proof of the second hypothesis. 149
Applicable proposals. 151
Research proposals. 152
Limitations. 153
Persian sources. 154
English resources. 159
Appendix No. 1: educational program (meaning therapy package). 162
Appendix No. 2: Questionnaire of quality of life.
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