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Accent On Books
Specializes in books on metaphysics, psychology, and religion. Information on featured books, online catalog and contact information.
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Wheaton College: Faculty: David Wulff
Personality psychology; psychology of religion history, theories, research methods, and philosophical issues; phenomenology of everyday experiences (Wheaton College, MA).
http://www.wheatonma.edu/Faculty/DavidWulff.html

Extractions: Th.D.(honorary), Lund University, Sweden Personality psychology (including theories of personality and methods of assessment); psychology of religion (history, theories, research methods, and philosophical issues); phenomenology of everyday experiences. My published scholarly work is mainly in the psychology of religion, including my book, Psychology of Religion: Classic and Contemporary (2nd edition; Wiley, 1997). Current projects include the preparation of a collection of my essays on the psychology of religion for republication, the development of a psychology of the conservative mind, and a reassessment of the Myers-Briggs Type Indicator, a remarkably popular assessment device inspired by the psychology of C. G. Jung. In most of my courses, from the basic introductory course to my laboratory in personality assessment, I accent the wide range of perspectives that make up contemporary psychology, from the rigorously scientific approaches at one end of the spectrum to the qualitative-interpretive approaches at the other. My course in the psychology of religion likewise represents a diversity of views. But one of my courses is entirely given over to descriptive-interpretive perspectives: "Experiencing: The Phenomenology of Everyday Life" is a study of phenomenological psychology as it may be applied to a variety of everyday experiencesincluding reading and writing (the course is writing intensive), driving a car, and occupying a hotel roomas well as to experiences that are foreign to most of us, such as being autistic or totally paralyzed.
Dr. R. Ruard Ganzevoort
Religious coping; sexual violence and religion; narrative approaches to psychology of religion and pastoral psychology (Kampen Theological University, Netherlands).
http://www.ruardganzevoort.nl/

Extractions: [ Home ] Work Life Find! Quick links to parallel pages Thank you for visiting my website. My name is Ruard Ganzevoort, and I am Professor of Pastoral Theology at the Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam and Associate Professor (Universitair Hoofddocent) at Kampen Theological University (Theologische Universiteit Kampen). My main areas of interest are pastoral theology and psychology, psychology of religion, narrative approaches, crisis and coping, and sexual abuse and religion. I have published or edited 12 books and some 80 scientific or professional publications. Obviously, the links on top will guide you through this site. Work offers full text or summaries of most publications. Life brings some personal and career information. F ind! your way using the sitemap and search engine. New on this site is information on the masters' program on trauma and theology , offered at Kampen Theological University Please enjoy your stay! If you have any comments, please let me know My locations www.vu.nl
Higher Education::Psychology Of Religion
Home Social and Behavioral Science psychology psychology of religion. Related Courses. psychology of Gender psychology of religion
http://he-cda.wiley.com/WileyCDA/HigherEdCourse/cd-SI4100.html
Loewenthal, Kate
Social, cultural and religious aspects of depression and anxiety; minority groups; gender; psychology of religion (Royal Holloway College, University of London).
http://psyserver.pc.rhbnc.ac.uk/staff/kloewenthal.html
Psychology Of Religion Links
Notable People in psychology of religion Some psychologist biographies. psychology of religion Pages - Articles, papers and links.
http://www.meta-religion.com/Directory/Psychiatry/psychology_of_religion_links.h

Extractions: to promote a multidisciplinary view of the religious, spiritual and esoteric phenomena. About Us Links Search Contact ... Science home Religion sections World Religions New Religious Groups Ancient Religions Spirituality ... Extremism Science sections Archaeology Astronomy Linguistics Mathematics ... Contact Please, help us sustain this free site online. Make a donation using Paypal: Submit your site Notable People in Psychology of Religion - Some psychologist biographies. Psychology of Religion Pages - Articles, papers and links. Psychology-religion.start4all.com - Links to several articles on psychology of religion.
Susan Mcfadden
Role of religion and spirituality in adjustment to the aging process (University of Wisconsin Oshkosh, WI).
http://www.uwosh.edu/departments/psychology/mcfadden.htm

Extractions: mcfadden@uwosh.edu Susan McFadden is the Chair of the UW Oshkosh Psychology Department where she has taught since 1985. Her main interests are in the area of adult development and aging and the psychology of religion. She has combined these interests in a number of research projects and scholarly articles that address the role of religion and spirituality in adjustment to the aging process. Dr. McFadden also works with people with advanced dementia. She is interested in their expressions of creativity, emotion, and sociability, as well as the effects of their living environments on their behavior. Dr. McFadden has many years of teaching experience. She taught high school psychology for one year while she worked on her Master's degree. After earning that degree, she taught psychology at a large community college in New Jersey before she moved to Wisconsin in 1983 and completed her doctoral work in 1984. It has been exciting for her to observe the many changes and developments in psychology since she received her Bachelor's degree from Bucknell University in 1970. She enjoys working with students, especially when they ask good questions and get involved in conducting research. Dr. McFadden received her Ph.D. from Drew University in Madison, NJ. Along the way, from her B.A. to her Ph.D., two children, Kate and Colin, entered her life. She hasn't had much time to develop hobbies through these busy years, although she does love to putter in her flower garden, take long walks, and, of course, read, read, read. She and her husband have a tiny cabin in the Upper Peninsula near Munising where they go for hammock-sitting and eagle-watching, as well as kayaking on Lake Superior.
Santa Clara University - College Of Arts And Sciences - Psychology - Faculty -Th
Stress and coping; exercise, personality, and stress; religion and health; professional training issues; sex offending clergy (Santa Clara University, CA).
http://www.scu.edu/psychology/faculty/plante.cfm

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University Of New England - Page Not Found
Call for papers and registration details for 2nd Annual Conference of the New England Institute for Cognitive Science and Evolutionary psychology (NEI). Portland, Maine, August 1213, 2003.
http://www.une.edu/nei/conference/conference.html

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FCRP Home Page
Quaker community meeting annually at a Memorial Day Weekend conference dedicated to individual spiritual exploration with a focus on Jungian psychology. Registration forms and program; also includes several articles on the Quakers and Jung.
http://www.quaker.org/fcrp/
Beliefnet.com
psychology of religion. view by date, view by topic, view by author, view by replies. Discuss the science of psychology, and the science and spirituality of
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Person, Culture And Religion Group/ American Academy Of Religion
Forum associated with the American Academy of religion for those with shared backgrounds in the fields of psychology, religion, and cultural theology. Fulltext newsletter and papers for download; discussion list.
http://home.att.net/~pcr-aar/

Extractions: Draft papers from sessions are still online American Academy of Religion . It sponsors both formal academic sessions during the AAR Annual meeting each year and pre-sessions that offer a more informal and participatory format. At this site you can find more information about PCR and how to become a Member , and who serves on the Steering Committee . You can read back issues of the PCR News , join the PCR-List Electronic Maillist or take a look at the PCR Bibliography of works inspired by group sessions. You can find information and pre-meeting papers for the Annual Meetings , along with Guidelines for Presenters at PCR sessions. Any other questions? Contact us at pcr-aar@att.net PCR-LIST: Online Discussion via E-mail PCR-LIST: for ongoing discussions
Content Pages Of The Encyclopedia Of Religion And Social Science
Across schools of psychology, religion is approached substantively or Religious psychology argues for the latter while psychology of religion assumes
http://hirr.hartsem.edu/ency/Psychology.htm

Extractions: William H. Swatos, Jr. Editor Table of Contents Cover Page Editors Contributors ... Web Version PSYCHOLOGY OF RELIGION Takes religious phenomena as objects of inquiry either to be described or to be explained by principles of psychology. Relationships between psychology and religion are complicated by the fact that little consensus exists on the meaning of either of these terms. Psychology is less a single science than a generic discipline defined by the methods and procedures that, when consensually shared, identify the various schools of psychology. These schools have produced largely distinct literatures and research traditions that collectively constitute the current psychology of religion. Each school is itself heterogeneous so that even in identifying a particular school it is best to refer to it in the plural. Across schools of psychology, religion is approached substantively or functionally. Substantive approaches define religion by its content or by its specific practices, focusing upon such phenomena as belief in God, conversion, or prayer. Functional approaches define religion by specific processes that explain how religion operates in individual's lives. Debates continue as to whether or not there are unique contents or processes in the psychology of religion. Religious psychology argues for the latter while psychology of religion assumes that processes in religion are not different from in other areas of investigation.
Religion > Psychology Of Religion
Handbook of the psychology of religion and Spirituality Redattori Crystal L. Park, Raymond F. Paloutzian Guilford Publications, August 2005
http://www.libreriauniversitaria.it/BUS/r_REL07500/p_1/Psychology_of_Religion.ht

Extractions: From foremost authorities in the field, this comprehensive volume synthesizes the breadth of current knowledge on the psychological processes underlying spirituality, religious behavior, and religious experience. Presented are cutting-edge theories, conceptual frameworks, methodologies, and empirical findings emerging from all psychological subdisciplines. Coverage includes the neural... ( Continua "An Order Outside Time is a reinterpretation of Western Spirituality through Jungian symbolism, including Jung's concept of individuationan individual's journey from their lowest to highest selfa process documented throughout world mythology and referred to as The Hero's Journey by Joseph Campbell in his best-selling "The... ( Continua
Psychology Of Religion
psychology of religion areas of research and academic interest.
http://www.psychnet-uk.com/religion/religion.htm
Religious And Theological Abstracts
J of psychology Judaism J of psychology Theology J of religion J of religion Health J of the psychology of religion J of Theological Studies
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Empirical Explorations Of Prayer, Distant Healing, And Remote Mental Influence
Article by William Braud (Institut for Transpersonal psychology), originally in Journal of religion and Psychical Research. PDF
http://www.integral-inquiry.com/docs/649/empirical.pdf
Narrative Psychology: Theology And Religious Studies; Moral Development
International Journal for the psychology of religion, 11, 4562. Theology and religious studies. Narrative psychology Internet and resource guide.
http://web.lemoyne.edu/~hevern/nr-theol.html

Extractions: Background Internet Bibliographical Theorists The decidedly odd word "religion" Foundations in Literary Criticism and Theories of Hermeneutics The 20th century has seen other narrative paths opened by theological scholars. Some theologians reflect upon the propensity of human beings to structure their experiences narratively as a core datum in approaching God's interaction with the world of persons. Narrative as method in theology follows upon the philosophical work of Paul Ricoeur , and others. Moral Development . Though not actually a subfield of theology, a related question taken up here is the use of narrative in understanding moral development and practice. Figures such as James Day and Mark Tappan have effectively deployed narrative research and evaluative strategies to understand the moral growth of children and adults. James Day Hans W. Frei
Syllabus For Psychology Of Religion
The psychology of religion and coping. New York Guilford Press. Ch. 1,2. Pp. 3442. psychology of religion Classic and contemporary views.
http://www.columbia.edu/cu/psychology/courses/syllabi/s3625q.html

Extractions: Psychology S3625Q The Psychology of Religion Israela Silberman Summer Session II, 2001 TuTh 5:30-8:40 Description Rationale Objectives Requirements ... Syllabus Prerequisites : An introductory psychology course or the instructor's permission. Introduction to the major issues, theories and empirical approaches to the psychology of religion through critical analysis of both classic and modern texts. The course illuminates the role of religion as a powerful meaning system that can affect the lives of individuals in terms of their beliefs, motivations, emotions and behaviors, and can influence their interactions on both interpersonal and intergroup levels. back to top This advanced undergraduate seminar will meet the Group III (Social, Personality, and Abnormal) distribution requirement for the major, minor, or concentration in psychology. Currently the psychology department offers only few advanced courses in Group III at the 3000 levels (specifically for undergraduates). Religion has been a vital and pervasive feature of human life throughout history (Smart, 1984) and in current societies, where most people regard themselves as followers of a religious tradition (Beit-Hallachmie et. al., 1997). Predictions for the future made by lay Americans suggest that the 21st century could be the most religious and spiritual century in 500 years (Gallup, 2000).
Theology Teaching And Learning Resources - Paper
Paper 38 psychology of religion. Paper 38. psychology of religion psychology of religion is concerned with human experience and behaviour associated
http://resources.theology.ox.ac.uk/paper.phtml?school_code=fhp&paper_num=38&pape

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