Forgiveness Intervention Studies: A Meta-Analysis important discussion. In today's society, most people have at some point experienced a feeling of unforgiveness towards their friends or loved ones. “Forgiveness has been defined as the ability to let go of resentment toward others” (Baskin & Enright, 2004, p. 80). The purpose of this article is to review current research on forgiveness, by conducting a meta-analysis of several studies on forgiveness. By conducting a meta-analysis, recent research will provide guidance for the configuration and expansion of future forgiveness research. “Previous research suggested that people who have been treated unfairly or have emotional problems might benefit from forgiveness” (Baskin & Enright, 2004, p.79). This research examined three theories of forgiveness intervention . First, Baskin and Enright (2004, p.82) separate the study group into three classifications rather than evaluating the entire category of forgiveness studies as one group. Second, Baskin and Enright (2004, p. 82) categorized the differences and compared the decision process to processes based on previous research. Third, Baskin and Enright (2004, p. 82) “examined the effectiveness of forgiveness therapy within a counseling program. session". Baskin and Enright (2004, p. 79) hypothesized that forgiveness therapy is effective in clinical and counseling sessions for intervention. MethodsBaskin and Enright (2004, p. 85) analyzed data from nine empirical studies on the effectiveness of forgiveness intervention in counseling contexts. They then performed a homogeneity test to determine whether the studies could be organized into one or several... ... middle of paper ... also forgive yourself” (New International Version) Forgiveness does not mean that you agree with the treatment but that you refuse to keep it. Ms. James said that forgiveness is a. process The first part is understanding that you do not approve of this behavior Second, recognizing that your parents had problems that led them to abuse you Third, praying for those who hurt you helps you free yourself from. the slavery of pain. At the end of the session, Karen asked Ms. James to pray for her. Karen told the front desk on the way out that I was feeling better and to reschedule her appointment until next week. ReferencesBaskin, TD and Enright, RW (2004). Review of journal articles: Forgiveness intervention studies: A meta-analysis. Journal of Counseling and Development, 82, 79-89.Hayford, J.W. (2002) New Spirit-Filled Life. Thomas Nelson Bibles

Essay / Forgiveness Intervention Studies: A Meta-Analysis important discussion. In today's society, most people have at some point experienced a feeling of unforgiveness towards their friends or loved ones. “Forgiveness has been defined as the ability to let go of resentment toward others” (Baskin & Enright, 2004, p. 80). The purpose of this article is to review current research on forgiveness, by conducting a meta-analysis of several studies on forgiveness. By conducting a meta-analysis, recent research will provide guidance for the configuration and expansion of future forgiveness research. “Previous research suggested that people who have been treated unfairly or have emotional problems might benefit from forgiveness” (Baskin & Enright, 2004, p.79). This research examined three theories of forgiveness intervention . First, Baskin and Enright (2004, p.82) separate the study group into three classifications rather than evaluating the entire category of forgiveness studies as one group. Second, Baskin and Enright (2004, p. 82) categorized the differences and compared the decision process to processes based on previous research. Third, Baskin and Enright (2004, p. 82) “examined the effectiveness of forgiveness therapy within a counseling program. session". Baskin and Enright (2004, p. 79) hypothesized that forgiveness therapy is effective in clinical and counseling sessions for intervention. MethodsBaskin and Enright (2004, p. 85) analyzed data from nine empirical studies on the effectiveness of forgiveness intervention in counseling contexts. They then performed a homogeneity test to determine whether the studies could be organized into one or several... ... middle of paper ... also forgive yourself” (New International Version) Forgiveness does not mean that you agree with the treatment but that you refuse to keep it. Ms. James said that forgiveness is a. process The first part is understanding that you do not approve of this behavior Second, recognizing that your parents had problems that led them to abuse you Third, praying for those who hurt you helps you free yourself from. the slavery of pain. At the end of the session, Karen asked Ms. James to pray for her. Karen told the front desk on the way out that I was feeling better and to reschedule her appointment until next week. ReferencesBaskin, TD and Enright, RW (2004). Review of journal articles: Forgiveness intervention studies: A meta-analysis. Journal of Counseling and Development, 82, 79-89.Hayford, J.W. (2002) New Spirit-Filled Life. Thomas Nelson Bibles

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