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The psychology of religion and coping : theory, research, practice
Author:
Kenneth I Pargament
Publisher:New York : Guilford Press, 1997.
Print version:
Pargament, Kenneth I. (Kenneth Ira), 1950-
Psychology of religion and coping.
New York : Guilford Press, ©1997
(DLC) 97009599
(OCoLC)36573700
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دانلود رایگان کتابThe Psychology of Perfectionism Theory Research Applications
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A perspective on religion. The sacred and the search for significance ; Religious pathways and religious destinations —
A perspective on coping. An introduction to the concept of coping ; The flow of coping —
The religion and coping connection. When people turn to religion; when they turn away ; The many faces of religion in coping ; Religion and the mechanisms of coping : the conservation of significance ; Religion and the mechanisms of coping : the transformation of significance —
Evaluative and practical implications. Does it work? : religion and the outcomes of coping ; When religion fails : problems of integration in the process of coping ; Putting religion into practice.
دانلود ایبوک روانشناسی دین و روش تحقیق نظریه مقابله
چشم انداز دین. مقدس و جستجوی اهمیت؛ مسیرهای مذهبی و مقاصد مذهبی –
چشم انداز مقابله. مقدمه ای بر مفهوم مقابله؛ جریان مقابله –
دین و ارتباط مقابله ای. وقتی مردم به دین روی می آورند؛ وقتی رویگردان شوند بسیاری از چهره های دین در مقابله؛ دین و مکانیسم های مقابله: حفظ اهمیت؛ دین و مکانیسم های مقابله: تغییر اهمیت –
پیامدهای ارزشیابی و عملی. آیا کار می کند؟ : دین و نتایج مقابله؛ هنگامی که دین شکست می خورد: مشکلات ادغام در روند مقابله؛ دین را عملی کنید.
فهرست مطالب The Psychology of Perfectionism Theory Research Applications
Table Of Contents
Cover |
Half Title Page |
Title Page |
Copyright Page |
Acknowledgments |
Contents |
Chapter One – An Introduction to the Psychology Of Religion and Coping |
Introduction |
Why Study Religion and Coping |
Why a Psychology of Religion and Coping |
Bridging Worldviews and Practices |
Bridging Methods of Knowing the World |
Enriching Religion through Psychological Study |
Enriching Psychology Through Religious Study |
Wht the Psychology of Religion and Coping Cannot Offer |
Ain Unbiased Portrayal |
Conclusions and Plan of the Book |
Part One – A Perspective on Religion |
Chapter Two – “The Sacred and the Search For Significance” |
Entering The Religious Labyrinth |
The Many Meanings of Religion |
Towards a Definition of Religion |
The Substantive Tradition: The Sacredas the Mark of Religion |
The Functional Tradition: The Struggle -with Ultimatelame* as the Mark of Religion |
Bridging the Substantive and Functional Traditions:The Sacred and the Search for Significanceas the Mark of Religion |
A Definition of Religion |
Chapter Three – “Religious Means : Pathways To Significance” |
Ways of’ Feeling, Thinking, Acting, and Relating |
Feeling |
Thinking |
Acting |
Ralathtg |
Many Shapes, Many Sizes |
Pathways as Functional Mechanisms |
Some Final Thoughts about Religious Pathways |
Religious Ends: Destinations of Significance |
The Place of the Human, The Place of the Spiritual |
The Variety of Personal and Social Ends of Religion |
Religion and the Search for Meaning |
Religion and the Search for Comfort |
A Shelter from the World |
A Shelter from Human Impulse |
Religion and the Search for Self |
Religion and the Search for Community |
Intimacy |
A B etter World |
Some Final Thoughts about Religious Destinations |
Religious Orientations to the Means and Ends of Significance |
The Polarization of the Means and Ends of Religion |
On the positive end is the intrinsic religious orientation |
Intrinsic and Extrinsic Orientations |
Quest Orientation |
Implications of a Means-and-BncL Approach |
Explaining Some Puzzling Finclingt |
Are There Only Three Religious Orientations? |
Religious Disorientation |
Beyound Religious Orientations |
P art Two – A Perspective on Coping |
Chapter Four – An Introduction to the Concept of Coping |
The Historical Context of Coping |
External Historical Forces |
Internal Historical Forces |
The Intrapsychic Response to Stress |
The Physiological Response to Stress |
The Psychological Response to Stress |
Social Stresssors |
First Steps in the Study of Coping |
The Central Qualities of Coping |
The Worker Trapped by High Expectations |
The Running Rabbit Hobbled by Illness |
Coping as an Encounter between Person and Situation |
Coping as Multidimensional |
Coping as a Multilayered Contextual Phenomenon |
Coping as Possibilities and Choices |
Diversity as a Hallmark of Coping |
Conclusions |
Chapter Five – The Flow of Coping |
Assumption I: People Seek Significance |
The Sense of Significance |
The Objects of Significance |
The Motivation to Attain Significance |
Assumption II : Events are Constructed in Terms of Thier Significance to People |
Primary Appraisals |
The Power of Appraisals |
Assumption III – People Bring An Orienting System To The Coping Process |
The Resources of Coping |
The Burdens of Coping |
The Bank Account of Resources and Burdens |
Assumption IV – People Translate The Orienting System into Specific Methods of Coping |
Assumption V: People Seek Significance in Coping Through The Mechanisms of Conservation And Transformation |
The Conservation of Significance |
The Transformation of Significance |
Conservation and Transformation of Means and Ends in Coping |
Assumption VI: People Cope in Ways That are Compelling to Them |
Assumption VII: Coping is Embedded in Culture |
Assumption VIII: The Keys to Good Coping Lie in the Outcomes and the Process |
The Outcomes Approach |
Assessing the Outcomes o f Coping |
No Single Key to Good Coping |
The Limits o f the Outcomes Approach |
The Proceag Approach |
Conclusions |
Part Three – The Religion and Coping Connection |
Chapter Six – When People Turn to Religion; When They Turn Away |
Are there Really No Atheists in Foxholes? |
Some Anecdotal Account* |
Some Contrasting Anecdotal Accounts |
Empirical Perspective |
The Prevalence o f Religious Coping |
Religious versus Nonreligious Coping |
Religious Coping in More Stressful versus Less Stressfu Situations |
Conclusions |
When Religion and Coping Converge |
Why Religion and Coping Converge |
The Availability of Religion in the Orienting System |
Availability as a Relative Construct |
Religious Coping Does Not Come Out o f Nowhere |
The Compelling Character of Religious Coping Methods |
Compelling Coping in a Doomsday Cult |
The Awareness of Human Limitations |
Boundary Conditions |
From the Boundary to the Center of Life |
The Relationship between the Availability of Religion and the Compelling Character of Religious Coping Methods |
Why Religion and Coping Diverge |
Leaving the Convent |
Where Is God in Hell? |
The Making of Atheists |
Conclusions |
Chapter Seven – The Many Faces of Religion in Coping |
From Heaven to Earth |
Beyond Stereotypes |
Merely Tension Reduction? The Many Ends of Religious Coping |
Merely Denial? The Many Religious Constructions of the Situation |
Creating and Avoiding Life Events |
Merely Avoidance? The Many Methods of Religious Coping |
Self-Directing, Deferring, and Collaborative: Three Religious Approaches to Control in Coping |
Self-directing |
Deferring |
Collaborative |
Measuring the Many Faces of Religious Coping |
Shaping The Expression of Religious Coping |
Situational Forces and the Shape of Religious Coping |
Cultural Force* and the Shape of Religious Coping |
Individual Forces and the Shape of ReligiousCoping: The Orienting System |
Conclusions |
Chapter Eight – Religion and The Mechanisms of Coping:The Conservation of Significance |
Religion and The Conservation of Significance |
HoldingFast: Religion and The Perservation of Significance |
Marking Boundaries |
Religious Perseverance |
Religious Support |
Spiritual Support |
Interpersonal Religious Support |
Another Way to an Old Destination: Religion and The Reconstruction of The Path to Significance |
Religious Switching |
Switching Gods |
Switching Religious Groups |
Religious Purification |
Religious Refraining |
Religious Reframing of the Event |
Religious Reframing of the Person |
The Limited Ability to Understand |
Religious Refraining of the Sacred |
The Deoite Doing |
A Limited God |
Conclusions |
Chapter Nine – Religion and the Mechanisims of Coping: The Transformation of Significance |
Change of Heart: Religion and the Re-Valuation of Significance |
Seeking Religious Purpose |
Rites of Passage |
From Life to Death |
Preparation and Separation |
Incorporation |
Radical Change: Religion and the Re-Creation of Significance |
Religious Conversion: From Self to Sacred Concern |
Life Transformation at the Goal of Conversion |
Self- Transformation as the Method of Convention |
Admitting the Limitations of the Self |
Incorporating the Sacred into the Se lf |
The Question of Choice |
Religious Forgiving: From Anger to Peace |
Forgiving as Re-Creation |
What Mahal Forgiving Religious? |
The Spiritual Significance of Forgiving |
Models and Methods of Religious Forgiving |
Hard Questions about Forgiving |
How Common is Forgiving? |
Are There Times Not to Forgive? |
Conclusions |
Part Four – Evaluative and Practical Implications |
Chapter Ten – Does it Work? Religion and the Outcomes of Coping |
Self- Evaluations of the Efficacy of Religious Coping |
Religious Orientations and the Outcomes of Negative Life Events |
Religious Coping and the Outcomes of Negative Life Events |
What Types of religious Coping are Helpful? What Types are Harmful? |
Helpful Forms of Religious Coping |
Harmful Forms of Religious Coping |
Forms of Religious Coping with Mixed Implications |
Is Religion More Helpful to Some People than Others in Times of Stress? |
Is Religion More Helpful in Some Situations Than Others? |
Conclusions |
Chapter Eleven – When Religion Fails: Problems of Integration in the Process of Coping |
The Wrong Direction” Problems of Ends |
Religious Oiie-Sidedness |
Religious Deception |
The Wrong Road: Problems of Means |
Errors of Religious Explanation |
Errors of Religious Control |
Errors o f Religious Moderation |
Against the Wind Problems of Fit |
A Time and Place for Not Fitting |
No Single Best Way to Cope |
Accounting for the failures of Religion in Coping |
Undifferentiated Religion |
Submit to God’s Will |
Ignore the Negative Side of Life |
No Room for Redemption |
Fragmented Religion |
Fragmentation between Religion and the Other Sides of Life |
Fragmentation between Religious Belief and Practice |
Fragmentation between Religious Motivationantion Religious Practice |
Religious Rigidity |
Insecure Religious Attachment |
Conclusions |
Chapter Twelve – Putting Religion Into Practice |
Attending to the Helper’s Orientation to Religion |
Religious Rejectionism |
Religious Exclusivism |
Religious Constructivism |
Religious Pluralism |
Assessing Religion in the Coping Process |
The Standard for Comparison |
The Starting Point |
Assessing Religion in Context |
Applications of Religious Coping to Counceling |
Preservation |
Reconstruction |
Re-Valuation |
Rituals of Transition |
Seeking Religious Purpose |
Re-Creation |
Religious Forgiveness |
jReligious Conversion |
The Efficacy of Religious Counseling |
The Broader Practical Implications of Religion and Coping |
Expanding the Pool of Helpers |
Health Care Professionals |
Clergy |
Self-Help, Lay Persons, and Mutual Support |
Expanding the Targets of Help |
Expanding the Time to Help |
Bridging the Worlds of Psychology and Religion Through Resource Collaboration |
APPENDICES |
Appendix A |
Appendix B: Predictions of Religous Coping |
Appendix C: Summary of Research on the Relationship Between Measures of Religious Orientation and the Outcomes of Negative Events |
Appendix D: Summary of Research on the Relationship between Religion Coping Methods and teh Outcomes of Negative Events |
Appendix E: Summary of Studies of Religion as a Moderator and/or Deterrent of the Relationship between Stressors and Adjustment |
Notes |
Chapter Two |
Chapter Three |
Chapter Five |
Chapter Seven |
Chapter Eight |
Chapter Nine |
Chapter Ten |
Chapter Eleven |
References |
Author Index |
Subject Index |