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State College, USA<br />

The Palliative Care Project (PCP) aimed to develop a system <strong>of</strong> coordinated care delivery in a<br />

small, rural community to assist in the improvement <strong>of</strong> quality <strong>of</strong> life for individuals who do not<br />

fall under the Hospice. Initially, the program goals focused on educating the community about<br />

palliative care before implementing services. Workshops on palliative care, pain management, and<br />

similar topics were conducted for providers. As PCP moved to direct client care, the grant program<br />

goals focused on a service model. Direct client care goals now include appropriate and timely<br />

service to the patient and on-going case management.<br />

5028.172 When is suicide justified? An analysis <strong>of</strong> the attitudes <strong>of</strong> Chinese people toward suicide,<br />

Marta Elliott, Mihaela Florea, University <strong>of</strong> Nevada, Reno, USA<br />

This study examines the attitudes <strong>of</strong> adult Chinese toward suicide. Suicide rates are alarmingly<br />

high among certain groups in China, such as young rural women, for reasons that are not clearly<br />

understood. Although this study does not explain who commits suicide and why, it does reveal<br />

why certain groups are more likely to accept suicide than others. These findings, in turn, suggest<br />

explanations <strong>of</strong> differences in suicide rates between demographic groups in China. The data<br />

analysis is <strong>of</strong> the World Values Survey, and includes measures <strong>of</strong> demographics, family, work,<br />

well-being, values, and religion as predictors <strong>of</strong> attitudes toward suicide.<br />

5028.173 Assertiveness, hostility direction and psychosexual state in eating disorders: A wartegg<br />

test study, Silvia Daini, Carlo Lai, Francesca Maiorino, Massimiliano Pertosa, Manuela<br />

Gaglione, Istituto di Psichiatria e Psicologia, UCSC, Italy<br />

Assertiveness, hostility and psychosexual state were studied in 37 women: 10 anorexics, 10<br />

bulimics and 17 controls by Wartegg projective Italian Institute Method. Evocative feature,<br />

affective and formal quality were coded on all 8 tables. ANOVAs show bulimics, vs. anorexic and<br />

control groups, dispose <strong>of</strong> few emotional and motivational resources, <strong>of</strong> a low level <strong>of</strong> future<br />

planning (Tab III, AQ: p< .05) and <strong>of</strong> an inadequate management <strong>of</strong> hostility control (Tab V, FQ:<br />

p< .05). Anorexics show difficulties on cognitive functions <strong>of</strong> truth examination (Tab VI, AQ, FQ:<br />

p< .05) and on psychosexual state (Tav II, FQ: p< .05).<br />

5028.174 The study <strong>of</strong> the relationship between reflection and introspection -based on the quality<br />

<strong>of</strong> ideal self, Noriko Takahashi, Kyushu University, Japan<br />

The purpose <strong>of</strong> this study was to clarify the relationship between reflection and introspection<br />

based on the quality <strong>of</strong> ideal self.¡¡ The data was collected from 280 undergraduates by using the<br />

questionnaire and analyzed the orientation level and balance <strong>of</strong> the quality <strong>of</strong> ideal self from the<br />

points <strong>of</strong> my style, other self style and social style. The results presented that the person with<br />

higher myself style expressed significantly lower resistance to reflection but with higher<br />

introspection.<br />

5028.175 An experimental study <strong>of</strong> framing effect in risk decision making, Yan Sun, Hunan<br />

Normal University, China<br />

In the study <strong>of</strong> framing effect, the losing-gaining backgrounds and probability levels <strong>of</strong> decision<br />

problem are always neglected, and the difference <strong>of</strong> subjects is scarcely paid attention in study.<br />

This study takes 600 university students <strong>of</strong> Changsha and 400 stock market investors as decision<br />

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