A Progress Report on the Process Model of Forgiveness

Suzanne R. Freedman · Robert D. Enright · Jeanette A. Knutson

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Forgiveness and Related Behaviors Social and Intergroup Psychology Emotions and Moral Behavior

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The past 19 years have seen a birth of interest in forgiveness by psychologists, counselors, psychiatrists, researchers, religious leaders, and the general pub-lic. For example, Konstam, Marx, Schurer, Emerson Lombardo, and Harrington (2002), in their research with mental health counselors, found that "90% of respondents indicated that forgiving is an important clinical issue and would be interested in pursuing professional training focusing on forgiveness related issues in clinical practice” (p. 69).

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