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ABSTRACTS
next. Twenty-four psychologists - with clinical and counseling qualifications ¬
participated in the research, who have at least two years of practical experience
and held or currently holding online sessions.
For the analysis of emotional experiences, I used a qualitative content analysis
technique, the method of Grounded Theory, as a result of which most feelings
and emotions were dividable either to belong to therapeutic arrangement (setting),
therapeutic work, therapeutic relationship or threapeutic process, items of the
four major areas, that can be further apportioned into smaller subcategories.
According to my hopes, by collecting emotional experiences the research will
help in coping with (potentially) unexpected crises in the future, in the study of
emotionally critical aspects and in the development of effective methods
BENEDEK PARTI
Methodology of Terror Management Theory
This research focuses on how the Terror Management Theory questionnaire
can be taken online. Our goal was to be able to achieve a difference between the
studied population and the control group.
The experience of the past years was that it was not possible to compile
successful TMT questionnaires online.
Therefore, in our study, we try to outline the framework of a possible method.
In the present research, we used explicit priming technique, although implicit
priming is more time-efficient. Learning from a previous study and the, failure”
of online questionnaires, we also gave three tasks as preliminary effort. The first
task was a traditional Terror Management questionnaire. Then we showed the
respondents images of death and asked them what they remembered about them.
Finally, we included the multidimensional fear of death scale.
The biggest result of our research is that we managed to achieve a significant
difference between the studied population and the control group with an online
survey.
LÁSZLÓ PETŐ
It was made in the context of campaigns against idolatry
in the Andes in the 17th century examination of rites and deities described
in church visit records
In my study, I examine how the records made during church visitations depict
17th-century Andean pre-Columbian rites and deities. The Viceroyalty of Peru
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