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Journal articles on the topic "Mort – Aspect psychologique"
Muysken, Pieter. "Linguistic Dimensions of Language Contact." Revue québécoise de linguistique 14, no. 1 (2009): 49–76. http://dx.doi.org/10.7202/602527ar.
Full textDion, Léon. "La polarité des idéologies : conservatisme et progressisme." II. Le pouvoir politique 7, no. 1-2 (2005): 23–35. http://dx.doi.org/10.7202/055295ar.
Full textPekarova, Veronika, Lenka Kolcunova, Estera Koverova, Eva Rajcaniova, Robert Tomsik, and Petra Ferencikova. "PSYCHOLOGICAL ASPECTS OF VERBAL FEEDBACK FROM THE STUDENTS´ POINT OF VIEW." Slavonic Pedagogical Studies Journal 10, no. 2 (2021): 94–110. http://dx.doi.org/10.18355/pg.2021.10.2.1.
Full textRoques, Marjorie, and Nadine Proia-Lelouey. "La dialyse à domicile : une dynamique interactive complexe pour les couples." Bulletin de la Dialyse à Domicile 1, no. 2 (2018): 83–87. http://dx.doi.org/10.25796/bdd.v1i2.51.
Full textBacqué, Marie-Frédérique. "Donner son corps à la science. Aspects psychologiques de la médicalisation du corps au delà de la mort." Etudes sur la mort 149, no. 1 (2016): 83. http://dx.doi.org/10.3917/eslm.149.0083.
Full textFarmer, Pierre, and Yanick Farmer. "Deuil et individuation." Thème 10, no. 2 (2004): 141–57. http://dx.doi.org/10.7202/008886ar.
Full textPotyszová, Kateřina, and Klára Bártová. "Romantická žárlivost u heterosexuálních a homosexuálních jedinců z pohledu evoluční psychologie." Ceskoslovenska psychologie 65, no. 1 (2021): 101–10. http://dx.doi.org/10.51561/cspsych.65.1.101.
Full textWesterink, Herman. "Henri Bremond and the Religious Experience in Context." Interdisciplinary Journal for Religion and Transformation in Contemporary Society 5, no. 1 (2019): 33–51. http://dx.doi.org/10.30965/23642807-00501003.
Full textRoth, Anne-Christin, and Maik Beege. "Attitudes of students towards the use of video-based media in physical education." Current Issues in Sport Science (CISS) 9, no. 2 (2024): 067. http://dx.doi.org/10.36950/2024.2ciss067.
Full textZapata Restrepo, Gloria Patricia. "Arte y construcción de paz: la experiencia musical vital." Calle 14 revista de investigación en el campo del arte 12, no. 2 (2017): 67. http://dx.doi.org/10.14483/21450706.12356.
Full textDissertations / Theses on the topic "Mort – Aspect psychologique"
Fromage, Benoit. "Le temps, la mort et la personne agée (perspectives psychologiques en gerontologie)." Caen, 1991. http://www.theses.fr/1991CAEN1085.
Full textThe old person is in a time limited by the objective imminence of death. Confronted to the ill-fated representation of "time and death", the old person is forced to find other forms of functioning. The possibilities offered by the imaginary help to find a new definition to this end of life issue. The use of an appropriate test AT9C (analysis of one hundred sixty tests and questionnaires) enables us to noticfe a prevailing organisation of time in different places (hospital, old people houses and home care services). A new arrangement of the representations of "time and death" helps to make a reduction of anxiety possible. The exploraty research offers original possibilities to understand some of the old person's behaviours and so gives birth to new methods in gerontology
Vilain-Vicaire, Annick. "Psychopathologie de l'enfant mort." Paris 13, 1995. http://www.theses.fr/1995PA131006.
Full textThe dead child is not only a phantasm but, also sometimes a reality which forces the parents as well as the surviving children or those born after a death to deal with that which is left of the dead child - real, imaginary of symbolic. A child conceived after a death among the children oscillates between the necessity to prove to himself and others that he is not the dead child and the desire to make himself the object of desire which this dead child was for the mother. Dali, by mans of his critical paranoiac method, especially his "critical paranoiac interpretation of the myth of millet's angelus", develops several theoretical aspects, the relation between sexuality and infanticide, and "supplementary jouissance" of the mother and of others
Brunet-Lourdin, Marie-Françoise. "Face à la mort, réactions psychiques des personnes VIH-SIDA, régression, reconstruction : le narcissisme gardien de la vie." Grenoble 2, 1998. http://www.theses.fr/1998GRE29059.
Full textThe aim of the thesis is to apprehend the specific psychic reactions of aids/hiv persons enduring the @ of a close death. The traumatic event questionning the body and the mind. The rorschach (classic version) is my clinical and tecnical basic methodology with one pecularity, the articulation 'barrieres penetration' and 'sigifiants formels' ; the dream analysis for one of the two subjects the longitudinal study complete the rorschach analysis. The progression of my processes is as follow : a) a former observation carried out from 25 protocols of rorschach on hiv/aids persons. B) a comparative study (method of the 'quadrants') with a cancer/witness group (indexes 'barrieres/penetration' in the light of 'signifiants formels') c) a longitudinal study (daniel and jean) with approach of the psychic subject before and after the contamination with aids virus. Two major hypothesis subtend this work of research : 1) the serious illness is effraction of the psychic enveloppe and distress of the losing of objects 2) the elaboration in the after-event of the absent primary object (negative hallucination ) the psychanalitic approach after a short introduction from other human-sciences fields are the basis and the theoritical support. The first pan is composed of : presentation of the hiv/aids virus problematic methodology hypothesis theoritical frames and developments. The qualitative study presented in the second pan refers to the regression induced by the effect to the body the distress reactivated with the defending mobilization and the narcissic surviving mecanism. The operators upon which lays the psychical recovery or for the least the maintaining of the somatopsychic integrity. The end of the work deals with bearing psychotherapeutic. The third pan is composed of the annexes and indexes
Bourgeois, Marc Louis. "Les deuils pathologiques : traduction et validation de l'Inventaire de "deuil compliqué" (Inventory of complicated grief, de H.G. Prigerson et al., 1995-1996) chez 107 patients psychiatriques hospitalisés et 100 témoins de la population générale : comparaison avec l'échelle T.R.I.G. (Texas revised inventory of grief, Faschingbauer et al., 1983)." Bordeaux 2, 2002. http://www.theses.fr/2002BOR20947.
Full textPart one of this thesis presents various conceptualization and interpretations of the experience as well as behavior of bereavement and grief using 20th century models of psychopathology. Recent descriptive naturalistic, longitudinal and epidemiological studies of the general population helped define the clinical aspects of "normative grief", and in particular the model of "non complicated bereavement (DSM-III, DSM-IV, CIM 10). Grief normally evolves according to four stages (shock, separation anxiety and research behaviour, working through one's grief and spontaneously resolving depression, and finally a stage of recuperation), with each stage having its own characteristics. Conversely, abnormal, psychiatric, or pathological grief has been defined, and in particular the model of "complicated grief" which is characterized by chronicity as well as by psychosocial and somatic complications. The ICG (Inventory of complicated grief, Prigerson et al. , 1995-1996) is a quantitative instrument specific to grief which allows for distinguishing separation distress and traumatic distress on the one hand, and the grief reactions of depression and anxiety on the other. Using a dimensional approach, the ICG helps identify bereaved persons at high risk for psychological and somatic disorders (cancer, heart disease, etc. . . ), and its therefore of major interest in a health psychology. As twenty percent of all bereaved subjects will present with complicated grief, this represents an important public health concern. Part 2 of this thesis reviews the controversys relative to the different qualitative and/or quantitative approaches to bereavement and grief, and in particular the quantitative grief scales such as the TRIG, CBI and ICG. The 3rd part presents an individual empirical study based on a sample of 108 psychiatric inpatients compared to 100 subjects from the general population. The results of the investigation confirme the excellent construct validity, criterion validity and convergent validity of the ICG, compared to the TRIG
Fraga, Anna-Paula Vieira. "Ce qui s'interprète de la mort dans la clinique psychanalytique." Paris 7, 2004. http://www.theses.fr/2004PA070010.
Full textWhich are the transferential phenomena recovering what is interpreted as death ? Thoughts on the matter of death, death instincts and mythical murders are analysed here, as well as death as a signifier. Freud wrote on this subject in connection with negation, representation, belief and its effect on the unconscious, but his assumption that the unconscious cannot negate is not taken for granted here. The logics of what is representable and what is not are relinquished in order to account for unconscious material. Two specific cures with bodily symptoms provide evidence that the disappearance of "objects" has echoes in the unconscious fantasy anatomy. The meta-psychological basis of the cure as a space for body and language is emphasized thanks to an examination of the role of sex in psycho-analysis. This leads to a meta-psychological theory of indefiniteness as a formalisation of the unnameable and of the formless, from the point of view of aesthetics and its experiences of the uncanny
Molinié, Magali. "Clinique des relations entre les vivants et les morts : une contribution à la psychologie et à la psychopathologie du deuil." Paris 8, 2005. http://www.theses.fr/2005PA082598.
Full textLaporte, Pauline. "Quand les infirmiers/ères débutants/es rencontrent la mort : une expérience faite de révélations et de questionnements autour du manque et des capacités à bien agir." Doctoral thesis, Université Laval, 2017. http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.11794/27783.
Full textIn today's Western society, the subject of death is taboo. The effects of this are suffered by the nurse providing end-of-life care: self-doubt, fear of death, powerlessness, distress or grief. Her sense of anguish also has repercussions for the dying patient: caregivers struggle to communicate and they avoid contact. The level of professional experience as well as the age of the nurses does seem, however, to soften their relationship with death. We therefore considered the experience of the novice nurse when faced with death and dying, since young graduates are known to avoid care environments where death occurs on a regular basis, due to their negative association with these healthcare settings. As a consequence, there is expected to be a real shortage of healthcare workers in these sectors in a few years' time. In order to gain an understanding of their experience, we were inspired by a phenomenological sociology, acknowledging that any reality is based on frameworks and meanings within a given society. By means of semi-structured interviews, we collected accounts of the experience of 16 nurses working in a variety of environments (medicine, home-based care, A& E, intensive care, surgery, geriatrics, palliative care, etc.), since death is present everywhere. Bearing in mind that we are researchers, but first and foremost human beings imbued with a social origin, we subjected the material collected to a thematic analysis based on the postulate that no scientist can be entirely free of interpretative referents modulated by the society to which they relate. The results of our study have shown that novice nurses who encounter death and dying tend to undergo an experience on two complementary dimensions. The first relates to a somewhat revelatory experience, based on perceptions and stimulating various senses such as sight, hearing, touch and smell. Accordingly, the nature of this experience is one of discovery, since the prevailing sensations are unlike any that the caregivers are already familiar with. As such, dealing with the tragedy of death and dying involves undergoing a shocking encounter, with the intolerable sight of the dead body and the sound of the last dying breaths of the patient. Encountering the unspeakable also involves experiencing a sickening closeness due to the bodily odours of the dying individual and the smell of the end of life. The participants also felt the strangeness of death, carrying with it the life of the person as it releases from the body. Lastly, the respondents experienced the horror associated with the idea of seeing a dead body; a sense of terror heightened by the media, which today is deeply ingrained in our collective imagination. The second aspect of the experience undergone by nurses relates to concerns about failings and the ability to act appropriately. Caregivers felt alone at the moment of dealing with the tragedy of dying; they blamed themselves in cases of accidental death, supposing they had overlooked something; they rebelled against the behaviour of their peers who showed a lack of respect towards a dead body. Caregivers also met with a disarming scepticism about pain management for the dying patient and about the manner in which they evaluate a death. Those participants immersed in a culture of advanced medical science, continuing to push the boundaries of death to the detriment of the hopeless patient's well-being, have also been affected by feelings of helplessness and frustration. Lastly, they noted a certain satisfaction at the idea of having been able to properly fulfil their social function. With light now shed on these experiences, a number of recommendations have been made by professionals in the area of training, such as familiarization with death and dying through an understanding of the physiological stages of the dying process and knowing how to care for the body after death. Caregivers also expressed certain requirements for building solidarity and confidence, for example, by promoting dialogue with the interdisciplinary team, being aware of the patient's last wishes and understanding the palliative care phase, to help them in dealing with the tragedy of death. Keywords: death, novice nurse, experience, phenomenological, society.
Cadars, Pronost Anne-Marie. "La souffrance des soignants : stress, burnout, coping chez les infirmières face à la mort." Toulouse 2, 1997. http://www.theses.fr/1997TOU20026.
Full textThis research pertains to the effects of professional training, the availability of resource nurses, professional choice (hospice work and oncology) and coping mechanisms nurses develop to deal with the death of their patients. In this research we will emphasize stress principals coping mechanisms and burnout. Our theory is that training people in hospice work, the presence of a resource person, acting as professional, all of those are means to prevent burnout. Strategically those means help in the coping mechanisms of nurses faced with the stress of death. The study was done with 185 nurses working in oncology and hospices settings. It included two comparative samples. The results were obtained once passed the burnout scale (MBI) and the coping scale (ETC) from a stress scale built on specific situations. The study has demonstrated differences between trained and untrained nurses. Untrained nurses working in oncology setting without the help of a resource person become more defensive (emotional focalization, retreat, denial) and are very closed to total emotional exhaustion and loss of identity described as burnout. On the other hand, trained nurses working in oncology setting with the help of a resource person have demonstrated the ability to develop strategical coping mechanisms socially accepted (social help, control) and are very close to personal accomplishment. Because of these results, we can therefore conclude that repeated contact with dying patients or death does not alienate nurses but can favor a re-actualization of oneself in the instance where outside and inside resources are mobilized
Noyon-Collier, Laurent. "La mort comme origine." Thesis, Nice, 2014. http://www.theses.fr/2014NICE2019/document.
Full textThis research is about the question of death, and her effects in the clinical practice of the psychologist clinician directed by the psychoanalysis. It ensues from it the resumption of the question of the death in the works of Sigmund Freud, Jacques Lacan, and other authors, and a possible criticism of the concept of death drive. Thereby, the death suggests as confidentially connected to the question of the desire. The postmodern social link marking a tendency to close at the same time these two dimensions, the question of the speech which underlies it as it does not spell, can join to the passage of a subject getting organized around the fantasy, to a subject getting organized around image, what underlines the difference to be operated between image and imagination. It ensues from it for the author, the thorough review of three questions who question him most in clinical : that he has to be the desire of the clinician there to operate for cure by the words, as well as the involvement of the anxiety and for the transfer in this type of therapeutic support
Laufer, Laurie. "De l'énigme du deuil à l'œuvre de sépulture : psychopathologie de la disparition." Paris 7, 2004. http://www.theses.fr/2004PA070001.
Full textThe trauma caused by the loss has created such a heavy drain in the survivor that memory, time, and image have disappeared. Freud has stated that the mourning process was an enigma. How can you mourn someone you don't recall? Is it possible to mourn a shadow? Could traumatic amnesia be considered as an identification to the deceased? Mourning therapy demands an opening up of memory, the images have to be exhibited. The ghost, within mourning therapy, might then be considered as an hallucinatory fiction, as a mean to give its figure back to the disappearance, so that the outline of the deceased can reappear. Mourning therapy could then be seen as an hallucination factory. The story of a survival, the survival of a story. The ghost is, at first, a psychic tool designed to elaborate and give life to a form. The mourning process would then be a time for reviving the ghosts, a time marked by a movement among the fossils that allows a redefining of the burial place's outline. The sepulture work creates a place where movements within the life of the psychism are made possible again. It gives a look and a voice to the tombstone. It generates a psychic space which transforms the living as well as the dead. The mourning process would then consist, for the analyst, in allowing, through transference and within transference, the creation of images that have the power to open up the word and give a voice to the mourning, an erotic one, as well as a violent, or even a comic one. The mourning enigma would then become a mourning game
Books on the topic "Mort – Aspect psychologique"
Foos-Graber, Anya. La porte oubliée: Une alternative intelligente aux derniers moments de la vie. Éditions Arista, 1990.
Apprivoiser la mort: Psychologie du deuil et de la mort. Odile Jacob, 2002.
Kebers, Claire. La souffrance, la mort: Comment en parler? Lumen Vitae, 1989.
Rosemont, Collège de, ed. Psychologie de la mort et du deuil. Modulo, 1998.
Leming, Micheal R. Understanding Dying, Death & Bereavement. 2nd ed. H.R.W, 1990.
Qu'est-ce que la mort. Colin, 2000.
Quilliot, Roland. Qu'est-ce que la mort ? Colin, 1999.
Masson-Sékiné, Nourit. Le courage de vivre pour mourir. Albin Michel, 2002.
Evelyne, Bissone Jeufroy, ed. Sortir du deuil: Surmonter son chagrin et réapprendre à vivre. Payot, 2005.
Pernin, Jean. Passeport pour l'au-delà. L. Courteau, 2003.