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Arianna Palmieri

3 papers in the library · 86 citations · publishing 2014-2019

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The Psychological Correlates of Decreased Death Anxiety After a Near-Death Experience: The Role of Self-Esteem, Mindfulness, and Death Representations

Journal of Humanistic Psychology December 5, 2019 Simone Bianco, I. Testoni, Arianna Palmieri et al. 35 citations

Near-death experiences (NDE) are intense events that can have profound psychological consequences. Although decreased fear of death after an NDE is a well-documented phenomenon, it is unclear what psychological factors are associated with reduced death anxiety. In this study, grounded in terror management theory, we compared 102 people who had an NDE with 104 individuals who did not....

Meaning making after a near-death experience: The relevance of intrapsychic and interpersonal dynamics.

Death Studies October 1, 2017 Simone Bianco, Marco Sambin, Arianna Palmieri

This study aims to investigate the processes used by individuals to integrate a near-death experience (NDE) and to discuss the use of a meaning-making component to help people who have had such experiences. A psychotherapist interviewed six individuals who reported having had a NDE. Transcripts of the interviews were coded using an interpretative phenomenological analysis. The authors...

“Reality†of near-death-experience memories: evidence from a psychodynamic and electrophysiological integrated study

Frontiers in Human Neuroscience June 19, 2014 Arianna Palmieri, Vincenzo Calvo, Johann Roland Kleinbub et al. 51 citations

The nature of near-death-experiences (NDEs) is largely unknown but recent evidence suggests the intriguing possibility that NDEs may refer to actually "perceived," and stored, experiences (although not necessarily in relation to the external physical world). We adopted an integrated approach involving a hypnosis-based clinical protocol to improve recall and decrease memory inaccuracy together...