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existential vacuum

existential vacuum Existential vacuum refers to a state of lacking a sense of meaning and fulfilment in life.

Existential vacuum refers to a state of lacking a sense of meaning and fulfilment in life. In this source, it is discussed as a possible correlate of burnout and of diminished existential fulfilment.

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Drafting source: Riethof Norbert; Bob Petr. Burnout Syndrome and Logotherapy: Logotherapy as Useful Conceptual Framework for Explanation and Prevention of Burnout. 2019; DOI 10.3389/fpsyt.2019.00382; article XML SHA-256 bd761d11e71130d2b6a00845f9ca879fd22f1b701ab7cacae1ed94030eb1aded. “Burnout Syndrome and Logotherapy: Logotherapy as Useful Conceptual Framework for Explanation and Prevention of Burnout” (10.3389/fpsyt.2019.00382).
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