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050 4 ^aRC466.8.J28P 2009
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100 1 ^aNelson, James M.^eeditor
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245 10 ^aPsychology, Religion, and Spirituality^h[electronicresource] /^cedited by James M. Nelson
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300 ^a^bonline resource
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505 0 ^aFundamentals -- to Psychology, Religion, and Spirituality-- Science, Religion, and Psychology -- ReligiousTraditions -- Dialogue Past, Present, and Future-- Phenomenological Approaches to Religion andSpirituality -- Psychodynamic and Relational Approaches --Contemporary Approaches and Debates -- Human Development -- Fundamentals of Human Development, Religion, andSpirituality -- Religion and Development in Childhood andAdolescence -- Religion, Spirituality, and Development inAdulthood -- Applications -- Religion, Spirituality, andPhysical Health -- Religion, Spirituality, and MentalHealth -- Practices and Religious Communities --Individual Religious and Spiritual Practices -- HelpingRelationships: Counseling and Spiritual Growth -- LookingBack
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520 ^aThe past century has seen the relationship betweenpsychology and religion progress from wary antagonists tostrange bedfellows to complementary worldviews. Psychology,Religion, and Spirituality is designed as a text thatreflects this history while illuminating the robustdialogue that continues to accompany it. The elegant,accessible coverage ranges from early psychologicalcritiques of religion and responses from major religiousthinkers to positivist and constructivist philosophies;from Jung^'s archetypes to neurobiological research intothe religious brain; from scientific constructs of prayer,meditation, and mindfulness to collaborative interventionsfor mental health. The book^'s distinctive teaching/learning presentation: Discusses non-Western religioustraditions in addition to Christianity. Balancestheoretical literature with empirical research on eachtopic. Reviews contemporary research and debates inpsychology and religion. Examines developmental approachesto religious and spiritual growth. Provides a variety ofpractical applications. Includes review questions,exercises, and other student materials. Encourages readersto develop their own ideas on this subject These arevaluable perspectives for graduate or undergraduatecourses in the psychology of religion, and a rich resourcefor graduate courses in psychology and counseling. Inaddition, Psychology, Religion, and Spirituality makes aninviting text for seminary courses in spiritual andpastoral counseling
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650 0 ^aPhilosophy (General)
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650 0 ^aReligion (General)
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650 0 ^aPsychology, clinical
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650 14 ^aPsychology
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650 24 ^aClinical Psychology
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650 24 ^aReligious Studies
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999 ^aฐิติญา จันทพรม
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