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245 00 APA handbook of psychology, religion, and spirituality.
|nVol. 1,|pContext, theory, and research /|ceditors,
Kenneth I. Pargament, Julie J. Exline, James W. Jones.
246 3 Handbook of psychology, religion, and spirituality
264 1 Washington, D.C. :|bAmerican Psychological Association,
|c2013.
300 1 online resource (xxvii, 740 pages).
336 text|2rdacontent
337 computer|2rdamedia
338 online resource|2rdacarrier
490 1 APA handbooks in psychology
500 GMD: electronic resource.
504 Includes bibliographical references and index.
505 00 |tVolume 1 : Context, theory, and research --|tPart I.
Setting the stage : themes, contexts, measures, and
methodology --|tch. 1. Envisioning an integrative paradigm
for the psychology of religion and spirituality /|rKenneth
I. Pargament, . . . [et al.] --|tch. 2. The social context
of religion and spirituality in the United States /
|rChristopher G. Ellison and Michael J. McFarland --|tch.
3. Measurement in the psychology of religiousness and
spirituality : existing measures and new frontiers /
|rPeter C. Hill and Evonne Edwards --|tch. 4.
Methodological diversity in the psychology of religion and
spirituality /|rRalph W. Hood Jr. --|tPart II. Why people
are religious and spiritual : explanatory models --|tch.
5. Sacred armor : religion's role as a buffer against
anxieties of life and the fear of death /|rMelissa Soenke,
Mark J. Landau, and Jeff Greenberg --|tch. 6. Religion,
self-control, and self-regulation : how and why are they
related? /|rMichael E. McCullough and Evan C. Carter --
|tch. 7. Religion, spirituality , and attachment /|rPehr
Granqvist and Lee A. Kirkpatrick --|tch. 8. Why religion?
meaning as motivation /|rCrystal L. Park, Donald Edmondson,
and Amy Hale-Smith --|tch. 9. Spirituality, relgiousness,
and personality : theoretical foundations and empirical
applications /|rRalph L. Piedmont and Teresa A. Wilkins --
|tch. 10. Spiritual modeling and the social learning of
spirituality and religion /|rDoug Oman --|tch. 11. The
neurophysiology of religious experience /|rJoanna Maselko
--|tch. 12. Cognition, evolution, and religion /|rJustin
L. Barrett and Bonnie Poon Zahl --|tch. 13. Religion,
spirituality, and culture : clarifying and direction of
effects /|rKate Miriam Loewenthal --|tch. 14. Searching
for the sacred : toward a nonreductionistic theory of
spirituality /|rKenneth I. Pargament --|tPart III. How
people are religious and spiritual : expressions and
experiences --|tch. 15. God image and the sacred /|rTodd
W. Hall and Annie M. Fujikawa --|tch. 16. Prayer : a
review of the empirical literature /|rKevin L. Ladd and
Bernard Spilka --|tch. 17. Contemporary spiritual
meditation : practices and outcomes /|rAmy B. Wachholtz
and elizabeth T. Austin --|tch. 18. Rituals and practices
/|rEllen L. Idler --|tch. 19. Religious and spiritual
coping : current theory and research /|rTerry Lynn Gall
and Manal Guiguis-Younger --|tch. 20. The spirituality of
us : relationship spirituallity in the context of family
relationships /|rAnnette Mahoney --|tch. 21. Mystical
experience : conceptualizations, measurement, and
correlates /|rRalph W. Hood Jr. and Leslie J. Francis --
|tch. 22. Spiritual experience : conversion an
dtransformation /|rSteven J. Sandage and Shane P. Moe --
|tch. 23. The virtues : gratitude and forgiveness /
|rRobert D. Carlisle and Jo-Ann Tsang --|tch. 24. Religion,
spirituality, and alturism /|rVassilis Saroglou --|tch.
25. Religious and spiritual struggles /|rJulie J. Exline -
-|tch. 26. Religion and evil in the context of genocide /
|rJames E. Waller --|tPart IV. Who is religious and
spiritual : specific populations --|tch. 27. The nature
and functions of religion and spirituality in children /
|rChris J. Boyatzis --|tch. 28. Searching for the sacred :
religion, spirituality, and adolescent development /
|rPamela Ebstyne King, Jenel Sanchez Ramos, and Casey Erin
Clardy --|tch. 29. Religious involvement in the later
years of life /|rNeal Krause --|tch. 30. Faith and the
sacred in African American life /|rJacqueline S. Mattis
and Nyasha A. Grayman-Simpson --|tch. 31. The spiritual
and sacred among North American Indians and Alaska Natives
: mystery, wholeness, and connectedness in a relational
world /|rJeff King and Joseph E. Trimble --|tch. 32. Asian
American spirituality and religion : inherent diversity,
uniqueness, and long-lasting psychological influences /
|rAmy L. Ai, . . . [et al.] --|tch. 33. Religion and
spirituality in Latino life in the United States /|rJoan
Koss-Chioino --|tch. 34. Unlikely congregation : gay and
lesbian persons of faith in contemporary U.S. culture /
|rEdouard Fontenot --|tch. 35. Buddhism : a blend of
religion, spirituality, and psychoogy /|rJean Dristeller
and Lobsang Rapgay --|tch. 36. What does it mean to be a
HIndu? a review of common Hindu beliefs and practices and
their implications for health /|rNalini Tarakeshwar --
|tch. 37. The religion, spirituality, and psychology of
Jews /|rAdam B. Cohen, Benjamin J. Gorvine, and Harold
Gorvine --|tch. 38. The psychology of Islam : current
empirically based knowledge, potential challenges, and
directions for future research /|rHisham Abu-Raiya --|tch.
39. The Christian religion : a theological and
psychological review /|rRichard Beck and Andrea D. Haugen
--|tch. 40. Atheists, agnostics, and apostates /|rHeinz
Streib and Constantin Klein --|tch. 41. Charismatic groups
and cults : a psychological and social analysis /|rMarc
Galanter.
520 "The goal of this handbook is to provide thorough coverage
of the current state of the field: what we know about
religion and spirituality and their roles in human
functioning (as well as what we do not know), and how we
can apply this knowledge to advance the welfare of people,
individually and collectively. In addition, we hope to
spur the field forward by encouraging greater coherence
and integration in the field. To achieve our first goal of
thorough coverage of the psychology of religion and
spirituality, we have taken the ambitious approach of
creating a two-volume handbook. To achieve our second goal
of encouraging greater coherence in the field, we have
taken two steps. First, we have developed an integrative
paradigm, consisting of several guiding themes for the
field. Our integrative paradigm is introduced in the first
chapter of Volume 1 and elaborated further in the
introduction to Volume 2. Readers are strongly encouraged
to read these introductory chapters to provide them with
this orienting vision for the field. We also shared the
integrative paradigm with the authors of our chapters and
asked them to work within this overarching perspective.
Second, we have provided a strong organizing framework for
these two volumes. Although both volumes integrate
research, theory, and practice, the first volume places
greater emphasis on research and theory, and the second
volume focuses in greater detail on practice"--
Introduction. (PsycINFO Database Record (c) 2013 APA, all
rights reserved).
530 Also issued in print.
533 Electronic reproduction.|bWashington, D.C. :|cAmerican
Psychological Association,|d2013.|nAvailable via World
Wide Web.|nAccess limited by licensing agreement.|7s2013
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650 0 Psychology and religion.
650 0 Psychology, Religious.
650 0 Adjustment (Psychology)|xReligious aspects.
650 0 Spirituality.
650 2 Religion and Psychology.
650 2 Spirituality.
650 7 Adjustment (Psychology)|xReligious aspects.|2fast
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650 7 Psychology and religion.|2fast|0(OCoLC)fst01081555
650 7 Psychology, Religious.|2fast|0(OCoLC)fst01081630
650 7 Spirituality.|2fast|0(OCoLC)fst01130186
655 0 Electronic books.
700 1 Pargament, Kenneth I.|q(Kenneth Ira),|d1950-
700 1 Exline, Julie J.
700 1 Jones, James W.
776 0 Original|w(DLC) 2012015189
830 0 APA handbooks in psychology.
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