Christina E Mitchell

• Internal Locus of Control for Expectation, Perception and Management of Answered Prayer

  Open Access•Christina E Mitchell•ARTICLE•Journal of Psychology and Theology•1989

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  Locus of control is the learned approach to assigning cause to outcomes. Individuals who see events as self-determined are internals and those who see them as determined by outside factors are externals. Therapists who work with internals know them to be generally self-sufficient, goal-directed and responsible. Thus when they submit to therapy they admit to a deficiency similar to the admission of helplessness when they pray. They may need assist…

• Self-Concept and Identification of Students Needing a Counseling Center

  Open Access•Robert Mcclure, Christina Mitchell et al.•ARTICLE•Psychological Reports•1982

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  This study discriminated between students who used a university counseling center and those who did not on the basis of several simple measures. Highly neurotic subjects, those who acknowledged problems freely, and subjects with low self-concepts were more likely to use the counseling center. Canonical function predicted use of a counseling center for a second group of students. Such information may be used to plan preventive counseling early for…

• Self-Concept and Identification of Students Needing a Counseling Center

  Open Access•Robert Mcclure, Christina Mitchell et al.•ARTICLE•Psychological Reports•1982

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  This study discriminated between students who used a university counseling center and those who did not on the basis of several simple measures. Highly neurotic subjects, those who acknowledged problems freely, and subjects with low self-concepts were more likely to use the counseling center. Canonical function predicted use of a counseling center for a second group of students. Such information may be used to plan preventive counseling early for…

• Internal Locus of Control for Expectation, Perception and Management of Answered Prayer

  Open Access•Christina E Mitchell•ARTICLE•Journal of Psychology and Theology•1989

  Añadir item

  Locus of control is the learned approach to assigning cause to outcomes. Individuals who see events as self-determined are internals and those who see them as determined by outside factors are externals. Therapists who work with internals know them to be generally self-sufficient, goal-directed and responsible. Thus when they submit to therapy they admit to a deficiency similar to the admission of helplessness when they pray. They may need assist…

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