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Death anxiety as a predictor of future time orientation among individuals with spinal cord injuries

E. Martz University of Missouri, Columbia, USA
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H. Livneh Portland State University, USA
Pages 1024-1032 | Published online: 07 Nov 2011

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Mackenzie Blomstrom, Andrew Burns, Daniel Larriviere & Jennifer Kim Penberthy. (2022) Addressing fear of death and dying: traditional and innovative interventions. Mortality 27:1, pages 18-37.
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Anders Möller & Erling Nyman. (2005) Why, what and how? – Questions for psychological research in medicine. Disability and Rehabilitation 27:11, pages 649-654.
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Jonathan S. Gore. (2018) Standing on shaky ground and living in the now: How resource amount and stability influence time perspectives. Journal of Applied Social Psychology 48:7, pages 398-408.
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Salah RubayiBurl R. Wagenheim. 2015. Reconstructive Plastic Surgery of Pressure Ulcers. Reconstructive Plastic Surgery of Pressure Ulcers 35 51 .
Hanoch Livneh. (2012) The Concept of Time in Rehabilitation and Psychosocial Adaptation to Chronic Illness and Disability. Rehabilitation Counseling Bulletin 56:2, pages 71-84.
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Erin Martz. 2010. Trauma Rehabilitation After War and Conflict. Trauma Rehabilitation After War and Conflict 1 25 .
Hanoch Livneh & Erin Martz. (2007) Reactions to diabetes and their relationship to time orientation. International Journal of Rehabilitation Research 30:2, pages 127-136.
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Erin MartzHanoch Livneh. (2016) Do Posttraumatic Reactions Predict Future Time Perspective Among People With Insulin-Dependent Diabetes Mellitus?. Rehabilitation Counseling Bulletin 50:2, pages 87-98.
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Kristy McNulty, Hanoch Livneh & Lisa M. Wilson. (2004) Perceived Uncertainty, Spiritual Well-Being, and Psychosocial Adaptation in Individuals With Multiple Sclerosis.. Rehabilitation Psychology 49:2, pages 91-99.
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