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Positive Affectivity. The Journal ofSocialPsychology, 140(3),295-316.<br />
Yoder, JD 1989. Meaning and intimacy. The International Forum/or Logothera<br />
Other:<br />
py: Journal ofSearchfor Meaning, 12,28-39.<br />
DSM-IV lM (Diagnostic and Statistical Manual ofMental Disorders). 1995. Fourth<br />
Edition. Fourth Printing. Washington, DC: American Psychiatric Associa<br />
tion.<br />
The Constitution ofthe Republic ofSouth Africa, 1996. Act 108 of1998. Chapter<br />
Two. The Bill ofRights, 6-26.<br />
http://www.logotherapy.<br />
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