Bruce Narramore
Biographic Data
| ID | 8796990 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Bruce Narramore |
| GIVEN NAMES | Bruce |
| FAMILY NAME | Narramore |
| SIGNATURE | NARRAMORE B |
| AFFILIATIONS | Rosemead School of Psychology Biola University |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 10 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 0 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 10 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1973 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1994 |
| H-INDEX | 0 |
Are Religious Therapists More Susceptible to Countertransference
Reply to Gartner and Carbo
Dealing with Religious Resistances in Psychotherapy
Managing resistance to insight and change is one of the central tasks in psychotherapy. When working with religious patients, therapists face the added task of dealing with resistances which may be supported by the patient's religious belief system. When this happens, therapists may be tempted to either avoid confronting the resistances for fear of undermining (or being accused of undermining) the patient's faith or to interpret the resistances i…
Barriers to the Integration of Faith and Learning in Christian Graduate Training Programs in Psychology
Although significant strides have been made in developing graduate training programs in psychology with a distinctively Christian perspective, much remains to be done. In this paper, the author examines several cultural, theological, theoretical, institutional, and individual barriers to the development and maintenance of quality graduate programs integrating psychology with Christian faith and theology
The Concept of Responsibility in Psychopathology and Psychotherapy
Responsibility is a key issue in one's understanding of both the development of personal maladjustments and their treatment. This article surveys seven alternative ways of understanding responsibility and evaluates those viewpoints with the goal of presenting a biblical picture of responsibility that considers the role of both one's specific sins and one's sinful nature as well as the impact of the sins of others
Discipline by Grace
The strengths and weaknesses of various parenting styles is both a current research emphasis and an issue with significant practical ramifications. This article suggests that the distinction between law (or legalism) and grace as a means of relating to God sheds light on the most effective style of parent-child interaction. Five contrasts between law and grace are enumerated and their implications for parenting discussed
Guilt
This article, the second in a series of four, develops the proposition that the emotion of guilt is to some degree involved in the etiology of all psychological maladjustments. A discussion of the Genesis record of the origin of guilt is followed by a discussion of the major defensive processes utilized to deny and distort the subjective experience of guilt. The psychological and theological implications of the failure to recognize the extent of …
Celebration Issue Paul Tournier 75th Birthday
Perspectives on the Integration of Psychology and Theology
As editor of the Journal of Psychology and Theology the author sketches the main purposes of this new publication. A statement of the goals of the editorial committee is followed by a brief evaluation of the present status of efforts to integrate biblical and psychological truth, a survey of some factors that have hindered the progress of integrative endeavors, and some suggestions for potentially fruitful areas of study and interaction
Therapist Identification and Role Identity as a Barrier to Integrative Christian Counseling
In spite of the increasing number of Christian therapists, we still have no truly integrative approach to Christian counseling. Most attempts at integration of biblical and psychological concepts that do exist tend to be on a “hit or miss” or “proof text” basis. The thesis proposed is that one of the major barriers to an integrative approach to Christian counseling is the subtle anxiety and hidden guilt over vocational role identification experie…
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Celebration Issue Paul Tournier 75th Birthday
Perspectives on the Integration of Psychology and Theology
As editor of the Journal of Psychology and Theology the author sketches the main purposes of this new publication. A statement of the goals of the editorial committee is followed by a brief evaluation of the present status of efforts to integrate biblical and psychological truth, a survey of some factors that have hindered the progress of integrative endeavors, and some suggestions for potentially fruitful areas of study and interaction
Therapist Identification and Role Identity as a Barrier to Integrative Christian Counseling
In spite of the increasing number of Christian therapists, we still have no truly integrative approach to Christian counseling. Most attempts at integration of biblical and psychological concepts that do exist tend to be on a “hit or miss” or “proof text” basis. The thesis proposed is that one of the major barriers to an integrative approach to Christian counseling is the subtle anxiety and hidden guilt over vocational role identification experie…
Guilt
This article, the second in a series of four, develops the proposition that the emotion of guilt is to some degree involved in the etiology of all psychological maladjustments. A discussion of the Genesis record of the origin of guilt is followed by a discussion of the major defensive processes utilized to deny and distort the subjective experience of guilt. The psychological and theological implications of the failure to recognize the extent of …
Discipline by Grace
The strengths and weaknesses of various parenting styles is both a current research emphasis and an issue with significant practical ramifications. This article suggests that the distinction between law (or legalism) and grace as a means of relating to God sheds light on the most effective style of parent-child interaction. Five contrasts between law and grace are enumerated and their implications for parenting discussed
The Concept of Responsibility in Psychopathology and Psychotherapy
Responsibility is a key issue in one's understanding of both the development of personal maladjustments and their treatment. This article surveys seven alternative ways of understanding responsibility and evaluates those viewpoints with the goal of presenting a biblical picture of responsibility that considers the role of both one's specific sins and one's sinful nature as well as the impact of the sins of others
Barriers to the Integration of Faith and Learning in Christian Graduate Training Programs in Psychology
Although significant strides have been made in developing graduate training programs in psychology with a distinctively Christian perspective, much remains to be done. In this paper, the author examines several cultural, theological, theoretical, institutional, and individual barriers to the development and maintenance of quality graduate programs integrating psychology with Christian faith and theology
Are Religious Therapists More Susceptible to Countertransference
Reply to Gartner and Carbo
Dealing with Religious Resistances in Psychotherapy
Managing resistance to insight and change is one of the central tasks in psychotherapy. When working with religious patients, therapists face the added task of dealing with resistances which may be supported by the patient's religious belief system. When this happens, therapists may be tempted to either avoid confronting the resistances for fear of undermining (or being accused of undermining) the patient's faith or to interpret the resistances i…
Psychology (10 works) · Philosophy (8 works) · Epistemology (7 works) · Social Psychology (7 works) · Psychoanalysis (5 works) · Psychotherapist (5 works) · Religion, Spirituality, and Psychology (5 works) · Biblical Studies and Interpretation (2 works) · Faith (2 works) · Theology (2 works)