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Marinus H F van Uden

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ID6617630
NAMEMarinus H F van Uden
GIVEN NAMESMarinus H F
FAMILY NAMEvan Uden
SIGNATUREVAN UDEN M H F
AFFILIATIONSTilburg University
VERIFIEDNo
TOTAL WORKS12
TOTAL CITATIONS2
WORKS AS AUTHOR12
WORKS AS EDITOR0
FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR1988
LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR2018
H-INDEX1
  • Praying as a Form of Religious Coping in Dutch Highly Educated Muslim Women of Moroccan Descent

    Open Access•Joseph Pieper, Joseph Z T Pieper et al.•ARTICLE•Archive for the Psychology of…•2018

    This article addresses the research question: “How do Dutch highly educated Muslim women of Moroccan descent use prayer in dealing with problems?” The theoretical framework was mainly based on the work of Pargament et al. regarding religious coping. The empirical part of the study consisted of a quantitative and a qualitative part. This article presents results of the quantitative part. For the quantitative part of our research, 177 questionnaire…

  • “Whenever God Shines His Light On Me … ” Religious coping in clinical healthcare institutions

    Joseph Pieper, Joseph Z T Pieper et al.•ARTICLE•Mental Health Religion & Culture•2012

    We present an overview of data collected in institutional settings in the Netherlands to make visible the significance of religious coping in these settings. These settings, that is, general psychiatry (two institutions), forensic psychiatry and nursing homes, comprise institutions in which patients with different religious backgrounds and different problems are hospitalised. The research questions are: (a) to what extent do patients use religiou…

  • Religious and Receptive Coping Importance for the Well-Being of Christian Outpatients and Parishioners

    Open Access•Joseph Pieper, Joseph Z T Pieper et al.•ARTICLE•Archive for the Psychology of…•2012

    This article presents the results of a study in The Netherlands among two groups of religious people: i.e., 165 Christian outpatients and 171 parishioners. In this study, we focused on the following main questions. (1) To what degree did these two groups of Christians (with/without psychological treatment) practice positive religious coping, negative religious coping and receptive coping? (2) What are the relationships between these three coping …

  • Still Knockin’ on Heaven’s Door

    Marinus H F van Uden, Hessel J Zondag•ARTICLE•Journal of Empirical Theology•2011

    This article reports on a study of the relationship between narcissism, an important personality trait in individualistic societies, and different varieties of prayer. We distinguish between two kinds of narcissism (overt and covert), and four types of prayer (petitionary, religious, meditative and psychological). The study was carried out by inviting 99 students to complete questionnaires about narcissism and prayer. It revealed a positive corre…

  • I Just Believe in Me

    Open Access•Hessel J Zondag, Marinus H F van Uden•ARTICLE•Archive for the Psychology of…•2010

    This article reports on a study of the relationship between narcissism, as an important personality trait in individualistic societies, and religious styles of coping. We distinguish between two dimensions of narcissism: overt and covert narcissism, and four different styles of religious coping: self-directing, collaborative, deferring and receptive. The study was carried out by inviting 116 students to complete questionnaires about narcissism an…

  • Religion in Mental Health Care

    Open Access•Marinus H F van Uden, Joseph Pieper et al.•ARTICLE•Archive for the Psychology of…•2000

    This paper presents the results of an empirical study among two groups of psychotherapists in the Netherlands. One group works in a mental health institution based on religious principles (the Gliagg), and the other group in a general mental health institution (the Riagg). The investigation starts with an overview of the religious background and religious practices of the therapists. Some equations with the average Dutch citizen are made. The nex…

  • Psychotherapy and Religious Problems

    Open Access•Marinus H F van Uden•ARTICLE•Archive for the Psychology of…•2000

    In the Netherlands religion on the one hand and mental health care on the other, have grown apart in the process of secularisation. Nowadays however one can witness a growing need amongst counselors and psychotherapists to be educated in the field of religion, meaning giving and world views (Van der Lans, Pieper, Van Uden, 1993; Raaijmakers, 1994). That religion is back in the focus of attention can also be concluded from the fact that in the lat…

  • Psychotherapie als Existentielles Tauschgeschäft

    Open Access•Marinus H F van Uden•ARTICLE•Archive for the Psychology of…•1997

    Wohlsein und Gluck miteinander ins Geschaft? Wer ist dort abhangig von wem? Findet zunachst ein Tauschhandel statt, bevor Hilfe angeboten und in Anspruch genommen werden kann? Und wer bietet dann was wofur? Ist es nicht fast etwas anruchig, wenn man so etwas Edles wie Hilfeleistung in die Nahe von Tauschhandel ruckt? Was wird denn eigentlich verhandelt und getauscht? Geht es dabei eigentlich um mehr als den Placebo-Effekt, bei dem der Glaube in d…

  • Lourdes

    Joseph Pieper, Joseph Z T Pieper et al.•ARTICLE•International Journal for the…•1994•Cited by: 2•References: 8

    The transforming possibilities of pilgrimage were examined. We were especially interested in the effects of pilgrimage on the religious attributional styles of the participants. Two groups that traveled from the Netherlands to Lourdes, France--the well-known place of pilgrimage--were researched. The respondents reported impressive experiences at the place of pilgrimage; were confronted with a Christian world view; and, during the pilgrimage more …

  • Wallfahrt als Glaubensentwicklung

    Open Access•Joseph Pieper, Joseph Z T Pieper et al.•ARTICLE•Archive for the Psychology of…•1992

  • Trauerrituale in der Psychotherapie

    Open Access•Marinus H F van Uden•ARTICLE•Archive for the Psychology of…•1990

    In einer Zeit, in der fur viele von uns die traditionellen religiosen Symbole, Mythen und Rituale an selbstverstandlicher Kraft verlieren, mus der Hilfelei stende nach neuen Wegen suchen, um die althergebrachten archetypischen Krafte des Rituals zu aktualisieren und zu mobilisieren. Am Beispiel eines konkreten Falles sollen in diesem Beitrag einige Gedanken hinsichtlich der Wirkung von Ritualen in der Psychotherapie dargelegt werden. Dabei soll d…

  • Religiöse und soziale Motivation für die kirchliche Trauung

    Open Access•Joseph Pieper, Joseph Z T Pieper et al.•ARTICLE•Archive for the Psychology of…•1988

    Halten wir uns die bemerkenswertesten Resultate noch einmal vor Augen. Zuallererst stellen wir fest, daAŸ die kirchliche Trauung fA1⁄4r die Mehrheit Brautleute kein inhaltsloses Geschehen ist, nur noch durch AtmosphA¤re und Tradition aufrecht erhalten, sondern daAŸ ihr religiA¶se, christliche und kirchliche Bedeutung verliehen wird. Die Mehrheit betrachtet die Trauung in Kirche als Wahl fA1⁄4r Christentum und Kirche. Immerhin sind die christlich-…

  • Lourdes

    Joseph Pieper, Joseph Z T Pieper et al.•ARTICLE•International Journal for the…•1994•Cited by: 2•References: 8

    The transforming possibilities of pilgrimage were examined. We were especially interested in the effects of pilgrimage on the religious attributional styles of the participants. Two groups that traveled from the Netherlands to Lourdes, France--the well-known place of pilgrimage--were researched. The respondents reported impressive experiences at the place of pilgrimage; were confronted with a Christian world view; and, during the pilgrimage more …

  • Religiöse und soziale Motivation für die kirchliche Trauung

    Open Access•Joseph Pieper, Joseph Z T Pieper et al.•ARTICLE•Archive for the Psychology of…•1988

    Halten wir uns die bemerkenswertesten Resultate noch einmal vor Augen. Zuallererst stellen wir fest, daAŸ die kirchliche Trauung fA1⁄4r die Mehrheit Brautleute kein inhaltsloses Geschehen ist, nur noch durch AtmosphA¤re und Tradition aufrecht erhalten, sondern daAŸ ihr religiA¶se, christliche und kirchliche Bedeutung verliehen wird. Die Mehrheit betrachtet die Trauung in Kirche als Wahl fA1⁄4r Christentum und Kirche. Immerhin sind die christlich-…

  • Trauerrituale in der Psychotherapie

    Open Access•Marinus H F van Uden•ARTICLE•Archive for the Psychology of…•1990

    In einer Zeit, in der fur viele von uns die traditionellen religiosen Symbole, Mythen und Rituale an selbstverstandlicher Kraft verlieren, mus der Hilfelei stende nach neuen Wegen suchen, um die althergebrachten archetypischen Krafte des Rituals zu aktualisieren und zu mobilisieren. Am Beispiel eines konkreten Falles sollen in diesem Beitrag einige Gedanken hinsichtlich der Wirkung von Ritualen in der Psychotherapie dargelegt werden. Dabei soll d…

  • Wallfahrt als Glaubensentwicklung

    Open Access•Joseph Pieper, Joseph Z T Pieper et al.•ARTICLE•Archive for the Psychology of…•1992

  • Lourdes

    Joseph Pieper, Joseph Z T Pieper et al.•ARTICLE•International Journal for the…•1994•Cited by: 2•References: 8

    The transforming possibilities of pilgrimage were examined. We were especially interested in the effects of pilgrimage on the religious attributional styles of the participants. Two groups that traveled from the Netherlands to Lourdes, France--the well-known place of pilgrimage--were researched. The respondents reported impressive experiences at the place of pilgrimage; were confronted with a Christian world view; and, during the pilgrimage more …

  • Psychotherapie als Existentielles Tauschgeschäft

    Open Access•Marinus H F van Uden•ARTICLE•Archive for the Psychology of…•1997

    Wohlsein und Gluck miteinander ins Geschaft? Wer ist dort abhangig von wem? Findet zunachst ein Tauschhandel statt, bevor Hilfe angeboten und in Anspruch genommen werden kann? Und wer bietet dann was wofur? Ist es nicht fast etwas anruchig, wenn man so etwas Edles wie Hilfeleistung in die Nahe von Tauschhandel ruckt? Was wird denn eigentlich verhandelt und getauscht? Geht es dabei eigentlich um mehr als den Placebo-Effekt, bei dem der Glaube in d…

  • Religion in Mental Health Care

    Open Access•Marinus H F van Uden, Joseph Pieper et al.•ARTICLE•Archive for the Psychology of…•2000

    This paper presents the results of an empirical study among two groups of psychotherapists in the Netherlands. One group works in a mental health institution based on religious principles (the Gliagg), and the other group in a general mental health institution (the Riagg). The investigation starts with an overview of the religious background and religious practices of the therapists. Some equations with the average Dutch citizen are made. The nex…

  • Psychotherapy and Religious Problems

    Open Access•Marinus H F van Uden•ARTICLE•Archive for the Psychology of…•2000

    In the Netherlands religion on the one hand and mental health care on the other, have grown apart in the process of secularisation. Nowadays however one can witness a growing need amongst counselors and psychotherapists to be educated in the field of religion, meaning giving and world views (Van der Lans, Pieper, Van Uden, 1993; Raaijmakers, 1994). That religion is back in the focus of attention can also be concluded from the fact that in the lat…

  • I Just Believe in Me

    Open Access•Hessel J Zondag, Marinus H F van Uden•ARTICLE•Archive for the Psychology of…•2010

    This article reports on a study of the relationship between narcissism, as an important personality trait in individualistic societies, and religious styles of coping. We distinguish between two dimensions of narcissism: overt and covert narcissism, and four different styles of religious coping: self-directing, collaborative, deferring and receptive. The study was carried out by inviting 116 students to complete questionnaires about narcissism an…

  • Still Knockin’ on Heaven’s Door

    Marinus H F van Uden, Hessel J Zondag•ARTICLE•Journal of Empirical Theology•2011

    This article reports on a study of the relationship between narcissism, an important personality trait in individualistic societies, and different varieties of prayer. We distinguish between two kinds of narcissism (overt and covert), and four types of prayer (petitionary, religious, meditative and psychological). The study was carried out by inviting 99 students to complete questionnaires about narcissism and prayer. It revealed a positive corre…

  • “Whenever God Shines His Light On Me … ” Religious coping in clinical healthcare institutions

    Joseph Pieper, Joseph Z T Pieper et al.•ARTICLE•Mental Health Religion & Culture•2012

    We present an overview of data collected in institutional settings in the Netherlands to make visible the significance of religious coping in these settings. These settings, that is, general psychiatry (two institutions), forensic psychiatry and nursing homes, comprise institutions in which patients with different religious backgrounds and different problems are hospitalised. The research questions are: (a) to what extent do patients use religiou…

  • Religious and Receptive Coping Importance for the Well-Being of Christian Outpatients and Parishioners

    Open Access•Joseph Pieper, Joseph Z T Pieper et al.•ARTICLE•Archive for the Psychology of…•2012

    This article presents the results of a study in The Netherlands among two groups of religious people: i.e., 165 Christian outpatients and 171 parishioners. In this study, we focused on the following main questions. (1) To what degree did these two groups of Christians (with/without psychological treatment) practice positive religious coping, negative religious coping and receptive coping? (2) What are the relationships between these three coping …

  • Praying as a Form of Religious Coping in Dutch Highly Educated Muslim Women of Moroccan Descent

    Open Access•Joseph Pieper, Joseph Z T Pieper et al.•ARTICLE•Archive for the Psychology of…•2018

    This article addresses the research question: “How do Dutch highly educated Muslim women of Moroccan descent use prayer in dealing with problems?” The theoretical framework was mainly based on the work of Pargament et al. regarding religious coping. The empirical part of the study consisted of a quantitative and a qualitative part. This article presents results of the quantitative part. For the quantitative part of our research, 177 questionnaire…

Psychology (9 works) · Philosophy (7 works) · Religion, Spirituality, and Psychology (7 works) · Philosophy (6 works) · Social Psychology (6 works) · Religion and Society Interactions (5 works) · Social Psychology (5 works) · Humanities (4 works) · Religious studies (4 works) · Clinical Psychology (3 works)

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