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Title: Effects of conceptualizations of forgiveness on specific and dispositional forgiveness
Authors: Prieto Ursúa, María
Jódar Anchía, Rafael
Martínez Díaz, María Pilar
Carrasco Galán, María José
Gismero González, María Elena
Cagigal de Gregorio, Virginia
Issue Date:  19
Abstract: p
This paper analyzes how a sample of the general population conceptualizes forgiveness, how these beliefs relate to forgiveness and how the results can be used to draw implications for mental health counselors. 147 adults from general population participated in the study. A unilateral concept of forgiveness shows a positive and significant relation with all the types of forgiveness except self-forgiveness, whereas a bilateral understanding of forgiveness, to require the repentance of the offender, the belief in unforgivable offenses and believing that not everybody has the right to forgive any offense lead to decrements in the level of forgiveness.
Description: Artículos en revistas
URI: http://hdl.handle.net/11531/6151
ISSN: 1877-0428
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