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Existential Angst

Deutsch: Existenzangst / Español: Angustia existencial / Português: Angústia existencial / Français: Angoisse existentielle / Italiano: Angoscia esistenziale

Existential angst in the psychology context refers to a deep-seated feeling of unease or anxiety about the human Condition and one's place within the world. It encompasses concerns about meaning, choice, freedom, and the inevitability of death. This form of angst is not merely a fear of specific things but a more profound sense of dread or despair over existential questions that lack clear, definitive answers.

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Existential anxiety

Existential anxiety refers to anxiety about finding one's place and/or meaning in the world or a fear of meaninglessness or non-existence.

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Existential Crisis

English: Existential Crisis / Deutsch: Existenzkrise / Español: Crisis existencial / Português: Crise existencial / Français: Crise existentielle / Italiano: Crisi esistenziale

In the psychology context, an Existential Crisis refers to a period of intense questioning and uncertainty about one’s purpose, meaning, or value in life. It is characterized by deep contemplation about existential themes such as mortality, freedom, responsibility, isolation, and meaninglessness. Individuals experiencing an existential crisis may question their place in the world, their choices, and the authenticity of their existence, often leading to feelings of disorientation, anxiety, or despair.

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Existential freedom

Existential freedom refers to freedom to choose one's being, including thoughts, behaviors, and feelings, and existence itself, at each moment.

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Existential guilt

Existential guilt results when the Anxiety indicators are ignored and no action is taken. The feeling of existential unease can develop into an overwhelming angst if the press toward

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Existential model of cross-cultural counseling

Existential model of cross-cultural counseling is a term which was suggested by Speight, Myers, Cox, and Highlen (1991) that in trying to understand clients, clinicians should be aware of their uniqueness (Eigenwelt ), their common experiences held in groups and cultures (Mitwelt ), and their shared universal experiences (Umwelt ).

Existential psychology

Existential psychology is the brand of contemporary psychology that was influenced by existential philosophy.

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Existential theories

Existential theories refer as views that uphold personal responsibility for discovering one's personal values and meanings in life and then living in accordance with them. People face Existential anxiety due to awareness of their life's finitude and must overcome both this anxiety and obstacles to a life governed by the meanings they give to it, in order to achieve mental health and avoid maladaptive behavior

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