David K Reynolds
Biographic Data
| ID | 3811959 |
|---|---|
| NAME | David K Reynolds |
| GIVEN NAMES | David K |
| FAMILY NAME | Reynolds |
| SIGNATURE | REYNOLDS D K |
| AFFILIATIONS | University of Southern California |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 17 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 13 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 17 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1968 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1990 |
| H-INDEX | 2 |
Flowing Bridges, Quiet Waters
Meaningful life therapy
The Anatomy of Self
This text is a psychological study of the individual and his place within the social constrictions of Japanese society. It analyzes the mental world of the Japanese by comparing it with western conceptions of individual autonomy
The Quiet Therapies
The Quiet Therapies
Grief and Mourning in Cross‐Cultural Perspective . Paul C. Rosenblatt, R. Patricia Walsh , and Douglas A. Jackson
Suicide
Naikan Therapy—an Experiential View
Naikan therapy is a form of directed meditation practised in Japan with reported positive effect on some neuroses, psychosomatic disorders and delinquency problems. It aims at reconstructing the client's view of his past in order to reshape his attitudes and behaviours in the present. Experiential research supplements the usual outsider participant observer perspective with personal experience in roles that exist within the setting—in this case t…
Cultural adaptability as an attribute of therapies
Morita Psychotherapy
Morita Psychotherapy
Morita Psychotherapy
Widows View Death
This study is concerned with comparing death attitudes among widows and non-widows. Since the status of widowhood indicates the loss through death of a significant other, it was hypothesized that widows would respond differently than non-widows on a number of death-related interview questions. Attempts were made to match the age, ethnicity, and educational status between the participants. The interview included such topics as expectations and pre…
Community attitudes toward suicide
The Suicidal Patient—An inside View
This investigation proposes a research tactic, “experiential research,” as a useful supplement in culture and personality studies. The article focuses on the senior author's experience as a researcher/patient in a psychiatric hospital. His two-week stay as a depressed, suicidal patient provides insight into the effects of socio-cultural system pressures on personality functioning and identity reformation. The pervasive communications that patient…
Phenomenological Reality and Post-Death Contact
Individual realities of persons claiming to have had encounters with others known to be dead often mark the experiencing individual as pathological. Nonetheless, a survey of the available literature shows that the experience is common both in preliterate communities and among the recently bereaved; some authors have indicated that it is more common among contemporary Americans than is normally presumed. The present study queried 434 respondents i…
Changing Methods in Morita Psychotherapy
Phenomenological Reality and Post-Death Contact
Individual realities of persons claiming to have had encounters with others known to be dead often mark the experiencing individual as pathological. Nonetheless, a survey of the available literature shows that the experience is common both in preliterate communities and among the recently bereaved; some authors have indicated that it is more common among contemporary Americans than is normally presumed. The present study queried 434 respondents i…
Community attitudes toward suicide
Changing Methods in Morita Psychotherapy
The Suicidal Patient—An inside View
This investigation proposes a research tactic, “experiential research,” as a useful supplement in culture and personality studies. The article focuses on the senior author's experience as a researcher/patient in a psychiatric hospital. His two-week stay as a depressed, suicidal patient provides insight into the effects of socio-cultural system pressures on personality functioning and identity reformation. The pervasive communications that patient…
Phenomenological Reality and Post-Death Contact
Individual realities of persons claiming to have had encounters with others known to be dead often mark the experiencing individual as pathological. Nonetheless, a survey of the available literature shows that the experience is common both in preliterate communities and among the recently bereaved; some authors have indicated that it is more common among contemporary Americans than is normally presumed. The present study queried 434 respondents i…
Widows View Death
This study is concerned with comparing death attitudes among widows and non-widows. Since the status of widowhood indicates the loss through death of a significant other, it was hypothesized that widows would respond differently than non-widows on a number of death-related interview questions. Attempts were made to match the age, ethnicity, and educational status between the participants. The interview included such topics as expectations and pre…
Community attitudes toward suicide
Morita Psychotherapy
Naikan Therapy—an Experiential View
Naikan therapy is a form of directed meditation practised in Japan with reported positive effect on some neuroses, psychosomatic disorders and delinquency problems. It aims at reconstructing the client's view of his past in order to reshape his attitudes and behaviours in the present. Experiential research supplements the usual outsider participant observer perspective with personal experience in roles that exist within the setting—in this case t…
Cultural adaptability as an attribute of therapies
Morita Psychotherapy
Morita Psychotherapy
Grief and Mourning in Cross‐Cultural Perspective . Paul C. Rosenblatt, R. Patricia Walsh , and Douglas A. Jackson
Suicide
The Quiet Therapies
The Quiet Therapies
The Anatomy of Self
This text is a psychological study of the individual and his place within the social constrictions of Japanese society. It analyzes the mental world of the Japanese by comparing it with western conceptions of individual autonomy
Meaningful life therapy
Flowing Bridges, Quiet Waters
Psychology (16 works) · Psychotherapy Techniques and Applications (8 works) · Psychoanalysis (7 works) · Psychotherapist (7 works) · Morita therapy (6 works) · Medicine (5 works) · Grief, Bereavement, and Mental Health (4 works) · Sociology (4 works) · Counseling, Therapy, and Family Dynamics (3 works) · Philosophy (3 works)