The Relationship Between Meaning in Life and Subjective Well-Being: Forgiveness and Hope as Mediators

Yalçın, İlhan; Malkoç, Asude

doi:10.1007/s10902-014-9540-5

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“…Consistent with work by Steger et al ( ), our findings indicate that the MIL intervention also promotes levels of PA. Similar to previous studies (e.g., Howell et al, ; Miao et al, ; Yalçın & Malkoç, ), both daily and longitudinal data confirmed the predictive role of MIL on PA, providing further evidence for the self‐regulatory mechanism of MIL on emotion.…”

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How does meaning in life predict proactive coping? The self‐regulatory mechanism on emotion and cognition

Miao

Gan²

2018

Journal of Personality

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“…Furthermore, Steger () regarded PA as an aftereffect of MIL. Several questionnaire‐based studies have also provided evidence for the promoting role of MIL on PA (Howell, Passmore, & Buro, ; Miao, Zheng, & Gan, ; Yalçın & Malkoç, ).…”

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How does meaning in life predict proactive coping? The self‐regulatory mechanism on emotion and cognition

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Gan²

2018

Journal of Personality

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“…Spirituality is also seen as a worldview that integrates, connects, transcends and gives meaning to life. Previous empirical evidence (Van Tongeren et al 2015;Yalçın and Malkoç 2015) has substantiated that meaning in life is related to subjective well-being through forgiveness and hope. These studies suggest that increased meaning in life predicted greater forgiveness.…”

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A View of Spirituality and Spiritual Care in a Sample of Spanish Nurses

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The aim of this paper was to explore a select group of Spanish nurses’ views of spirituality and spiritual care. An exploratory design using both qualitative and quantitative methods was used in this study. The participants were nurses who were enrolled in a Master of Nursing Research. Data were collected via an open questionnaire. Furthermore, participants completed the Meaning in Life Scale (MiLS-Sp), whose results were analysed using quantitative methodology. The results that were obtained from the quantitative analyses reported a satisfactory mean score on nurses’ self-reported spirituality. Qualitative data were analysed using grounded theory procedures. Qualitative analysis showed two approaches to spirituality nurses’ views: (i) a clinical approach that influenced by the context of their clinical practice and (ii) an alternative approach where spirituality was viewed as a health resource, moving away from the biomedical model of nursing training. Nurses are sensitive to spirituality issues and acknowledge their importance to practice. Despite this, they view spirituality in a rather mechanistic way without changing their attitudes, competences and perspectives on healthcare.

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“…Estudos tem mostrado que a presença de sentido de vida pode funcionar como um fator de proteção para estressores da vida diária (Park & Baumeister, 2017) estabelecendo uma associação positiva com maiores indicadores de bem estar (Yalçin & Malkoç, 2014;Datu, 2015), enfrentamento ativo focado no problema (Cho, Lee, Lee, Bae & Jeong, 2014), satisfação com a vida, auto estima e ajustamento psicológico (Dezutter et al;.…”

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Sentido de vida e saúde mental durante o tratamento de câncer

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Câncer é uma doença crônica de alta prevalência e que impõe desafios de ajustamento ao paciente e seus familiares. Os objetivos deste estudo foram avaliar a presença de sentido de vida em pacientes com câncer e sua correlação com outras variáveis psicossociais. Material e Método: Participaram 91 pacientes em tratamento oncológico há no mínimo três meses. Instrumentos: Questionário Sóciodemográfico; Escala Hospitalar de Ansiedade e Depressão; Escala de Esperança de Herth; Mini-Mac; Escala de Apoio Social. Resultados: Observa-se uma correlação positiva entre os indicadores de sentido de vida e os indicadores de esperança, apoio social, tempo de diagnóstico e rede de apoio. E uma correlação negativa com os indicadores de depressão, preocupação ansiogênica e desamparo. Conclusão: Há evidências de que a presença de sentido associada a outras variáveis é um possível indicador de proteção à saúde mental dos pacientes em tratamento de câncer.

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The Relationship Between Meaning in Life and Subjective Well-Being: Forgiveness and Hope as Mediators

Cited by 87 publications

References 51 publications

How does meaning in life predict proactive coping? The self‐regulatory mechanism on emotion and cognition

How does meaning in life predict proactive coping? The self‐regulatory mechanism on emotion and cognition

A View of Spirituality and Spiritual Care in a Sample of Spanish Nurses

Sentido de vida e saúde mental durante o tratamento de câncer

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