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Psychological ideas in palliative care : emotional regulation

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STRACHAN, Jenny

We are all born with the capacity to experience emotions. Much has been written about how and why we experience them, but there is a consensus that they help us to understand and respond to the complex situations and relationships that are part of being human.

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