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prt I, Theory: 1, Theoretical roots of cultural-existential psychology ; 2, Fundamental principles of cultural-existential psychology ; 3, A model of existential threat ; 4, Cultural variation as patterns of social orientation and control ; 5, Cultural threat orientations: disorientation-avoidance and despair-avoidance. - prt. II, Research: 6, Modernization and changes in attitudes toward suffering among Kansas Mennonites ; 7, Cultural threat orientations among traditionalist Mennonites, Unitarian Universalists, and college students ; 8, Transcendence versus redemption in the experience of a natural disaster. - prt. III, Implications: 9, Cultural-existential psychology and contemporary society; Appendices. - Appendix A, Guide to key abbreviations and terms. - Appendix B, Data analyses, chap. 6 - Appendix C, Methodology and questionnaire items, chap. 7. - Appendix D, Data analyses, chap. 7.
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