Relationship
Concentration Camp
Part 1 and Part 2
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Why did Frankl decided to stay in Austria?

To spend time with his parents instead of leaving them behind

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Who was Frankl thinking when he was going through painful experiences?

His wife

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Noo-Dynamics is healthy drive when you have a goal you really want to reach. How did prisoners in camp use this tension to increase their chances of survival?

By holding onto a future goal such as love which gave them why to live their life

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What does smoking a cig mean?

A prisoner gave up on life.

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How did Frankl almost blunder his relationship with the "Murderous Capo?"

Frankl nearly laughed at his romantic poem.

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As a logotherapist, how does one’s relationship between the patient and doctor work?

The doctor pilots the patient through his existential crises of growth and development (103).

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What is the ultimate and the highest goal that man can aspire?

Love

600

Who came to liberate Frankl and other prisoners from concentration camp?

Red Cross

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In part two, Frankl mentioned that prisoners had inner freedom to choose their own behavior. What example does Frankl use to point out?

Sharing their breads and soups

Choosing not to become bad capo

800

How does the 'Death of Tehran' relates to Frankl's decision to stay in the camp?

Frankl knew fate would meet him either way.

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What was the relationship between Frankl and the guy who died in March 31th?

He was Frankl's senior block warden

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What are the five examples of Paradoxical Intention mentioned in part two?

Scribbling, sleep, sweat, washing, and stutter