Compassionate love has received research attention over the last decade, but it is as yet unclear how it is experienced over a lifetime. The purpose of this study was to investigate compassionate love for a romantic partner throughout the adult life span, exploring individual differences in the propensity to experience compassionate love in regard to age, gender, religion, love status, love sty...

Program schemas are known to be useful in di erent applications such as program synthesis, transformation, analysis, debugging, teaching : : :This paper tackles two complementary aspects of program schemas. We rst propose a language for the description of program schemas. It is based on a subset of second-order logic, enhanced with constraints and speci c features of program schemas. One of the...

Program schemas are known to be useful in diierent applications such as program synthesis, transformation, analysis, debugging, teaching : : : This paper tackles two complementary aspects of program schemas. We rst propose a language for the description of program schemas. It is based on a subset of second-order logic, enhanced with constraints and speciic features of program schemas. One of th...

Background and Objectives: Love failure can cause intense emotional damage in a person. Therefore, it is necessary to identify and strengthen the factors that improve the experience of an individual with love failure. With this background in mind, the present study aimed to evaluate the effect of spiritual-religious psychotherapy on love trauma syndrome and acceptance of the problem in female s...

Metadata schema registries have great potential to enhance usability and reusability of metadata schemas. Application profiles are a key concept for Dublin Core, and have a crucial role in promoting reuse of metadata schemas. This paper discusses basic concepts and models of metadata schemas, in order to clarify functional requirements for extending registry functions to enhance usability and r...

Schemas are core beliefs which cognitive therapists hypothesize play a central role in the maintenance of long-term psychiatric problems. Clinical methods are described which can be used with clients to weaken maladaptive schemas and construct new, more adaptive schemas. Guidelines are presented for identifying maladaptive and alternative, more adaptive schemas. Case examples illustrate the use...