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James, William Information on and readings from turn of the century American psychologist and philosopher. Wulff, David Personality psychology; psychology of religion: history, theories, research methods, and philosophical issues; phenomenology of everyday experiences (Wheaton College, MA). Adams, Jeffrey B. Psychology of religious thought and behavior, particularly dogmatic thinking, religious maturity, and apostacy; social cognition, the interface between social and clinical psychology (St Michael's College, VT). Casebolt, James Religious apostasy, terror management theory, liberal religion (especially Unitarian Universalism), religious syncretisms (Ohio University Eastern, OH). Van Eenwyk, John R. Jungian approaches to the Christian Bible, religion in the healing of trauma, and the ritual aspects of psychotherapy (University of Washington, WA). Francis, Leslie J. Correlates, antecedents, and consequences of individual differences in attitude toward Christianity; psychology of clergy; psychology of church leaving (University of Wales, Bangor, UK) Ganzevoort, R. Ruard Religious coping; sexual violence and religion; narrative approaches to psychology of religion and pastoral psychology (Kampen Theological University, Netherlands). Hutch, Richard A. Health and healing, death and dying, individual religious experience, life narrative and human spirituality, religious leadership (University of Queensland, Australia). Krejci, Mark J. Young adult church apostates; acceptance of female God images; religious cognitive schemas; incorporation of religious issues in psychotherapy (Concordia College, MN). Lewis, Christopher Alan Relationship between religiosity and well-being, mentalhealth, and personality; psychometric measurement of religious attitudes; cross-culture psychology (University of Ulster at Magee College, Northern Ireland). |
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