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Mack A Diggins,Chen Chen,Jing Chenoutset of this volume, multiple definitions of “culture” were considered and two became the focus of this narrative. It was asserted that humans have an existential need to know how to . and . ...that humans need a . and that culture(s) serve as a psychological defense against the terror inherent in

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Qingying Li,Ciwei Dong,Ruixin Zhuangculture serves as a psychological defense against the terror inherent in the human condition, then the effects of a traumatic disruption of a cultural anxiety buffer would open the individual or community with unmediated “existential terror and anxiety.” Anxiety is part of the human condition and re

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,The Φ and Ψ Angles of Proteins,han descending into misunderstanding and even bloody conflict based on such factors as misattribution of intentions, alternative constructions of reality, competition for material or psychological resources, and efforts to manage anxiety through in-group identification and out-group demonization. It

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A Psychology of Culture978-3-319-69420-7Series ISSN 1571-5507 Series E-ISSN 2197-7984