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Identity, problem-solving and autonomyThis chapter will discuss the concept of identity as it relates to strategies of problem-solving, especially in the case of illness, and will subsequently consider the concept of autonomy.

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The patients’ storiesAs an introduction to this chapter I will present two patients, each suffering from a cancer condition.

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P. D. Denchev,J. K. McDaniel,B. V. Congercts of stress, and the crucial role of the regulatory systems. I will show how terms like objective and subjective have a significant role in mutual understanding or lack of understanding in the process of partnership in the doctor-patient relationship.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-540-36752-9d not find an appropriate way to deal with it, because he knew quite well that the main sources of stress were his own attitude and behavior and he felt unable to make the necessary personal changes. He asked for psycho-therapeutical assistance in this endeavor.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-94-011-5656-1autonomy; cardiology; communication; internal medicine; medicine; neurology; oncology; stress; urology