尼日利亚癌症患者中正性情绪、负性情绪和癌症相关压力对死亡焦虑的路径分析

Cancer is fundamentally a chronic disease that, beyond its physical consequences, can lead to heightened emotional distress and death anxiety. Mindfulness is a promising psychological resource capable of alleviating death anxiety among people living with a chronic disease. However, the underlying mechanisms through which mindfulness performs this function remains poorly understood. Dwelling on the Mindfulness-to-Meaning Theory, the current study examined the mediating role of positive affect, negative affect and cancer-related stress in the relationship between mindfulness and death anxiety. U