| Description |
1 online resource (xi, 709 pages). |
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APA handbooks in psychology |
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APA handbooks in psychology.
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| Bibliography |
Includes bibliographical references and index. |
| Contents |
Volume 2 : An applied psychology of religion and spirituality -- Part I. Introduction to an applied psychology of religion and spirituality -- ch. 1. From research to practice : toward an applied psychology of religion and spirituality / Kenneth I. Pargament, . . . [et al.] -- ch. 2. Religious and spiritual beliefs, affiliations, and practice of psychologists / Edward P. Shafranski and Jeremy P. Cummins -- ch. 3. Value and ethical issues : the interface between psychology and religion / Mark A. Yarhouse and Veronica Johnson -- ch. 4. Models of healthy and unhealthy relgion and spirituality / Brian J. Zinnbauer -- Part II. Religion and spirituality from the perspective of major orientations to change -- ch. 5. Assessing spirituality and religion in the context of counseling and psychotherapy / David R. Hodgy -- ch. 6. Addressing religion and spirituality in treatment from a psychodynamic perspective / Ana-Maria Rizzuto and Edward P. Shafranske -- ch. 7. Jung's approach to spirituality and relgion / Lionel Corbett -- ch. 8. Addressing religion and spirituality from a cognitive=hbehavioral perspective / Siang-Yang Tan -- ch. 9. Religion and spirituality : a family systems perspective in clinical practice / Froma Walsh -- ch. 10. Mindful awareness, spirituality, and psychotherapy / Eric R. Bergemann, . . . [et al.] -- ch. 11. Distinctive approaches to religion and spirituality : pastoral counseling, spiritual direction, and spiritually integrated psychotherapy / Len Sperry -- Part III. Religion and spirituality, depression, and anxiety : theory, research, and practice / Simon Dein -- ch. 13. Religion, spirituality and severe mental disorder : from research to clinical practice / Sylvia Mohr -- ch. 14. Religion and spirituality in coping with acute and chronic illness / Harold G. Koenig -- ch. 15. Addiction and the search for the sacred : religion, spirituality, and the origins and treatment of substance use disorders / Thomas J. Johnson -- ch. 16. Religiouness and spirituality in the etiology and treatment of eating disorders / P. Scott Ricahrds, . . . [et al.] -- ch. 17. Spirituality, religion, and sexual trauma : integrating research, theory, and clinical practice / Nichole A. Murray-Swank and Lynn D. Waelde -- ch. 18. The psychology of contemporary religious violence : a multidimensional approach / James W. Jones -- ch. 19. Religious and spiritual dimensions of traumatic violence / Roger D. Fallot and Andrea K. Blanch -- ch. 20. An applied integrative approach to exploring how religion and spirituality contribute to or counteract prejudice and discrimination / Carrie Dochring -- ch. 21. The interface among spirituality, religion, and illness in families of children with special health care needs / Sian Cotton, Micahel S. Yi, and Jerren C. Weekes -- ch. 22. Spiritual and relgious problems : integrating theory and clinical practice / Aaron Murray-Swank and Michole A. Murray-Swank -- ch. 23. Faith and health behavior : the role of the African American church in health promotion and disease prevention / Marlyn Allicock, . . .[et al.] -- ch. 24. Can religion and spirituality enhance prevention programs for couples? / Frank D. Fincham and Steven R. H. Beach -- ch. 25. The role of religion and spirituality in postiive psychology interventions / Mark S. Rye, . . . [et al.] -- Part IV. Religion and spirituality applied to specific contexts -- ch. 26. Consultation with religious institutions / Thomas G. Plante -- ch. 27. Addressing religion and spirituality in health care systems / Michelle J. Pearce -- ch. 28. Addressing religion and spirituality in correctional settings : the role of faith-based prison programs / Byron R. Johnson -- ch. 29. Addressing religion and spirituality in military settings and veterans' services / David W. Foy, Kent D. Drescher, and Mark W. SMith -- ch. 30. Addressing religion and spirituality in educational settings / Alyssa Bryant Rockenbach and Tyler Townsend -- ch .31. Addressing religion and spirituality in the workplace / Stephen R. CArroll -- ch. 31. Addressing religion and psychology in communities : the congregation as intervention site, community resource, and community influence / Kenneth I. Maton, Mariano R. Sto. Domingo, and Anna M. L. Westin -- Part V. Future directions for an applied psychology of religion and spirituality -- ch. 33. Pathways toward graduate training in the clinical psychology of religion and spirituality : a spiritual competencies model / William Hathaway -- ch. 34. Conducting empiracal research on religiously accommodative interventions / Everett L. Worthington Jr., . . .[et al.]. |
| Summary |
"This two-volume handbook presents the most comprehensive coverage of the current state of the psychology of religion and spirituality. It introduces a new integrative paradigm for this rapidly growing and diverse field. This paradigm sheds light on the many purposes religion serves, the rich variety of religious and spiritual beliefs and practices, and the capacity of religion and spirituality to do both good and harm. The integrative paradigm encourages psychologists to attend to the ways religion and spirituality are expressed not only in individual lives, but also in the lives of couples, families, institutions, communities, and cultures. The handbook documents how the psychology of religion and spirituality is building on its theoretical and empirical foundation to encompass practice. The chapters in this handbook provide in-depth and varied perspectives of leading scholars and practitioners on the most vital questions in the field: What does it mean to say someone is religious or spiritual? Why are people religious and spiritual? How are people affected by the diverse ways they experience and express their faith? How are religion and spirituality shaped and manifested across different ages, ethnicities, religious traditions, and cultures? How can psychologists distinguish constructive from destructive forms of religion and spirituality? How can psychologists integrate religion and spirituality within various models of assessment and treatment? At a broader level, how can psychologists integrate knowledge about religion and spirituality more fully into efforts to address the most significant personal, social, and cultural problems of our day? In what ways might psychologists of religion and spirituality contribute to the full variety of human institutions--mental health, medical, educational, correctional, military, workplace, and communal? And what distinctive contributions can the psychology of religion and spirituality make to mainstream psychological theory, research, and practice?"--Publicity materials. (PsycINFO Database Record (c) 2013 APA, all rights reserved). |
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Also issued in print. |
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GMD: electronic resource. |
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Psychology and religion.
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Psychology, Religious.
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Adjustment (Psychology) -- Religious aspects.
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Spirituality.
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Religion and Psychology.
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Spirituality.
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Adjustment (Psychology) -- Religious aspects.
(OCoLC)fst00796682
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Psychology and religion. (OCoLC)fst01081555
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Psychology, Religious. (OCoLC)fst01081630
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Spirituality. (OCoLC)fst01130186
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| Added Author |
Pargament, Kenneth I. (Kenneth Ira), 1950-
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Mahoney, Annette M.
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Shafranske, Edward P.
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| Added Title |
Handbook of psychology, religion, and spirituality |
| Other Form: |
Print version: APA handbook of psychology, religion, and spirituality. Washington, D.C. : American Psychological Association, 2013 9781433810770 (DLC) 2012015189 (OCoLC)792941510 |
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