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Harm Reduction And Injection Drug Use: Pragmatic Lessons From A Public Health Model, Robert Reid
Harm Reduction And Injection Drug Use: Pragmatic Lessons From A Public Health Model, Robert Reid
Department of Family Science and Human Development Scholarship and Creative Works
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How Does Childhood Incest Affect The Interpersonal Relationships Of Adult Females, Lyle Potter
How Does Childhood Incest Affect The Interpersonal Relationships Of Adult Females, Lyle Potter
Graduate Research Papers
Incest has been occurring in families for many years, often behind a cloak of secrecy and fear of disclosure. More recently, the taboo in talking about incest has diminished, and many survivors of incest have come forward with their experiences to seek needed help. A major portion of the research has dealt with trying to understand the family dynamics. But a growing number of studies are beginning to look at the long term effects of the abuse, and some of them focus on adult interpersonal relationships. It is in this direction that this literature review and study will focus.
Losing Faith : The Process Of Converting To Atheism, Jennifer J. Jacobi
Losing Faith : The Process Of Converting To Atheism, Jennifer J. Jacobi
Graduate Research Papers
The current study examines the process of converting to atheism and the counseling issues associated with it. It is argued that conversion to atheism can be conceptualized according to the model of religious conversion that Paloutzian, Richardson, and Rambo (1999) suggested. Research on atheism is reviewed in terms of how it fits into the stages of this model, and implications for counseling are discussed.