resonancy

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resonancy

[rez´o-nan-se]

a principle of homeodynamics in the science of unitary human beings; the continuous change from lower to higher frequency wave patterns in human and environmental fields.

resonancy (reˑ·z·nn·sē),

n 1. resonance; the tendency for an object to begin vibrating or oscillating when exposed to oscillations of the same frequency as the object's natural vib-ratory frequency.
2. in the Science of Unitary Human Beings, a principle in energy field work; indicates the ever-present movement of energy from lower to higher frequencies in the environment and in humans.

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The theoretical theme, an awareness of being content with rhythmical correlates of changing emotions, evolved from the resonating theme, being content with ever changing emotions, interpreted from Rogers' principle of resonancy, which is resonating waves of growing complexity of pattern by describing the patterns of change as rhythmical.

A family field pattern portrait of adult substance users in rehabilitation

It is postulated that the principles of helicy, resonancy, and integrality are embedded in the experience of well-being.

Validation of the Well-Being Picture Scale (WPS) as a measure of mood

The principle of resonancy, which proposes that change occurs in the direction of higher frequencies, provides the base for the prediction that humor would be positively correlated with field energy.

Humor and field energy in older adults

Rogers' concepts of helicy, resonancy and integrality provided a multi-faceted framework for my pursuit of the concept of well-being both personally and professionally.

Experiencing Rogerian Theory from a baccalaureate perspective: a nursing student's window to well-being

The principle of resonancy addresses continuous change from lower to higher frequency wave pattern in the universe.

Perspectives of Rogers' relative present

Phillips (as cited in Barrett, 2000) describes Rogers' principles of helicy as being the nature of change, integrality as being the process for change to take place, and resonancy as being how change takes place.

Analysis and application of Rogers' Science of Unitary Human Beings

The principle of resonancy is de-scribed as "the continuous change from lower to higher frequency wave patterns in human and environmental fields" (Rogers, 1990, p.

Reflections on the science of unitary human beings in terms of Kuhn's requirement for explanatory power

principle of resonancy is described as "the continuous change from

Integrated awareness: a key to the pattern of mutual process

2005) the conceptualization of well-being that guided the development of the WPS is the nature of the homeodynamic principles of helicy, resonancy, and integrality that manifest as pattern.

Well-being in pregnancy: a pilot study using the well-being picture scale

Rogers' principle of resonancy identifies pattern as a major characteristic of living systems.

Hair, hands, and oxygen tanks: embodiment and health empowerment in homebound older women

Rogers' (1970) evolutionary ideas about the nature of change expressed in the postulates of helicy and resonancy, as well as her theory of accelerating evolution were clearly influenced by Teilhard de Chardin.

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Newman acknowledges that an analytical mind is challenged to grasp the concept of resonancy because words may not adequately communicate knowing the perception of the whole.