— Jeff Gordinier Artisan Bread Baking: How to maintain (meaning clean and grease) your KitchenAid.
In a series of new papers, Dr. Proulx and Steven J. Heine, a professor of psychology at the University of British Columbia, argue that these findings are variations on the same process: maintaining meaning, or coherence.
It's more difficult and costly to maintain, meaning production has been halted more often than expected.
34 Spiritual needs within various patient populations include religious rituals, being at peace with God, finding hope, enhancing interpersonal connections, life review, maintain meaning in life and alleviating spiritual distress.
This resulted in a line of inquiry to understand how the dyad moved through the change, eliciting examples of a variety of strategies used to maintain meaning at mealtimes.
(Helen, Chiropractic participant, Tucson, Cross-sectional) Although not intended to be representative of the experience of all participants in this study, Leslie provides an example of how expectations change over time in the context of ongoing attempts to establish or maintain meaning in life with chronic pain.
First, because the Wasps player, in his 30th year, must now be prepared to take on the responsibilities that come with his seniority; and second, because the manager reckons that Sackey's role on the wing has changed more significantly than any other, with better-drained and maintained pitches meaning the speed merchants are no longer peripheral figures on the edge of a quagmire.
The master themes maintained shared meaning across analyses when checked back against the original transcripts.
Using qualitative data, they illustrated the processes through which response shift is achieved and maintained through meaning-based coping: marking loss, evolving new expectations with their own positive meanings, finding meaning in the ordinary, and creating global (deeply held core values) and situational (ordinary events of daily life) meaning for their caregiving experience.
