Spiritual Modeling Self-Efficacy (SMSE): A Stand-Alone Measure
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Assessing Spirituality in a Diverse World
Amy L. Ai • Paul Wink Raymond F. Paloutzian • Kevin A. Harris Editors
Assessing Spirituality in a Diverse World
Editors Amy L. Ai Florida State University Tallahassee, FL, USA Raymond F. Paloutzian Westmont College Santa Barbara, CA, USA
Paul Wink Department of Psychology Wellesley College Wellesley, MA, USA Kevin A. Harris Algos Behavioral Health Services San Antonio, TX, USA
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My parents, who exemplified spiritual models for me in face of crises. Amy L. Ai Michele Dillon, who ignited my interest in the study of religion and spirituality. Paul Wink My colleagues, who reviewed manuscripts for The International Journal for the Psychology of Religion from 1998 to 2016. Raymond F. Paloutzian My wife Nicole, my daughter Olivia, and my parents Fred and Nancy, who taught me the meaning of spirituality and love. Kevin A. Harris
Foreword
One of my undergraduate professors, now a long time ago, once made the offhanded comment that has stuck with me all these years─“the more we know, the more we know that we don’t know.” Perhaps nowhere is this comment more true than in the scientific study of religion and spirituality. One would be hard-pressed to get around the fact that the study of religion and spirituality is going through radical changes, largely reflecting the changing landscape of our objects of study. Religion and spirituality are cultural variables. When cultures go through changes, or when researc
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