Individualism and collectivism

アイデンティティとライフサイクル = Identity and the life cycle

Previous research has established how childhood attachment extends into adult romantic attachment and attachment to God. Other research has shown that individuals' styles of attachment to God are differentially associated with three types of spiritual coping methods, self-directing, deferring, and collaborative. Hernandez, Salerno, & Bottoms (2010) sought to extend this body of research by investigating the relationship between God attachment, spiritual coping, and alcohol use. A "novel link" was established between God attachment and alcohol use (p. 106). Research on spiritual coping methods has identified three spiritual coping styles associated with people's relational state with God: self-directing, a self-reliant coping and problem-solving style that works independently of God; deferring, where the responsibility of problem-solving rests on God alone; and collaborative, a problem-solving style that views God and person as cooperative partners in coping and problem-solving. Moreover, a person's God attachment has been differentially associated with these coping methods. Hernandez, Salerno, & Bottoms (2010) sought to extend research on attachment and coping by being the first to study "the effects of God attachment and spiritual coping on alcohol use" (p. 99). They hypothesized that spiritual coping styles would mediate the effect of God attachment on alcohol use. Specifically, they predicted that insecure God attachment style, compared to secure God attachment style, would use "collaborative and deferring style coping styles less and self-directing coping style more," which would then result in increased alcohol use (p. 100). For the study, 429 undergraduate Introductory Psychology students from the University of Illinois at Chicago participated for course credit. The sample's (60% female) religious orientation was 46% Catholic, 43% Christian, 6% Hindu, 3% Muslim, 2% Jewish, 0.4% Greek Orthodox, and 0.4% Sikh. Five measures were utilized to test their hypotheses. The Attachment to God Scale was used to measure participants' "perceived emotional attachment to God" (p. 101). The Religious Problem-Solving Scale was used to measure participants' "religious problem solving tendencies," broken down into three spiritual coping styles: self-directing, deferring, and collaborative (p. 101). The Alcohol-Related Coping Scale was used to measure participants' "social, coping, and enhancement motives for drinking alcohol" (p. 101). The Alcohol Frequency Scale was used to measure participants' general alcohol use. Finally, participants' religious characteristics, such as religious orientation and level of religious involvement, were measured. To test the data, the researchers first implemented a series of one-way between-subjects ANOVA with God attachment style as the independent variable and spiritual coping styles, alcohol-related coping, and general alcohol use as dependent variables. This was followed by mediation analyses to test if the "effect of God attachment on alcohol use and alcohol coping was mediated by spiritual coping styles" (p. 102). Related to spiritual coping, there was a significant main effect of God attachment on spiritual coping, F(2,226) = 26.88, p

International Journal for the Psychology of Religion

Catriona Mackenzie and Jacqui Poltera’s discussion of narrative integration and identity takes up a wide range of issues. It advances objections against Galen Strawson’s critique of narrative identity and defends both the claim that some narrative conception of identity can capture descriptively the ways in which human agents experience and make sense of their lives and also the claim that some form of narrative self-interpretation is required for a fulfilling, well-lived life. In defending these claims, Mackenzie and Poltera appeal, in part, to Elyn Saks’s autobiographical account of her long, on-going struggle with schizophrenia and the significance of this struggle for her selfunderstanding (Saks 2007). According to the authors,

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On narrative identity

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Culture Leadership And Organizations The Globe Study Of 62 Societies

In this chapter, we analyze how self-determination theory (SDT) contributed to the advancement of the psychology of religion. Since psychology of religion started to grow in the last decades and enlarged its interest to cover not only clinical and counseling psychology but also all the other subfields including basic ones, scholars became aware of the risks of studying religiosity as a monolithic phenomenon and started to approach it in a more articulated manner, with more complex questions. In fact, religiosity can have both positive and negative impact on people lives, depending on the way it is endorsed, and a theory of human motivation such as SDT can help to disentangle the different forms of religiosity and their implications.

Understanding the psychology of religion: the contribution of self-determination theory

Imaging for radiotherapy: the role of medical physics for planning and image verification

Christian Religious Internalization Scale--Italian Version

Treatment of meningioma in the posterior cranial fossa represents a formidable challenge for the neurosurgeon. Although surgical resection is the primary treatment option for posterior fossa meningiomas, there is an important risk of injury to neurovascular structures adjacent to the brainstem. Furthermore, residual or recurrent tumours following resection are not rare, in spite of recent advances in microsurgery and anaesthesiology, including intraoperative neurophysiological monitoring.

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Understanding the psychology of religion: the contribution of self-determination theory

Imaging for radiotherapy: the role of medical physics for planning and image verification

Christian Religious Internalization Scale--Italian Version

Gamma Knife Radiosurgery for Posterior Cranial Fossa Meningioma

Clima familiare ed emozioni intergruppo: il ruolo della soddisfazione familiare nella riduzione del pregiudizio