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Move 1 Examples: - Psychology - Move 1 analysis
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Psychology : Move 1 "Establish A Territory" analysis
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Generalization: the importance of forgiveness in one area of psychology |
1.The concept of forgiveness has received increased attention by researchers in personality and social psychology during the last decade (cf. Exline, Worthington, Hill, & McCullough, 2003). |
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| 2. One reason why forgiveness attracts attention might be its prosocial character, making it a focus of the positive psychology movement (cf. [Gable and Haidt, 2005] and [Seligman and Csikszentmihalyi, 2000]). | ||
| 3. A related reason might be that, | ||
| 3.1. aside from its positive interpersonal effects, forgiveness is often assumed to have positive intrapersonal effects on the psychological adjustment of the forgiving individual ([Baumeister et al., 1998], [Enright et al., 1998] and [Exline et al., 2003]). | ||
| Specific focus: the relationship between forgiveness and psychological adjustment. | 4. If forgiveness influences psychological adjustment, | |
| Same as above | 4.1. then it has important implications for counseling and psychotherapy following hurtful experiences. |