Attitude change in domestically violent men counseled in a marathon group

Albert J Hoagland

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Attitude change in domestically violent men counseled in a marathon group

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Albert J Hoagland. Attitude Change In Domestically Violent Men Counseled In a Marathon Group. Boston University School of Theology. rim.ir.atla.com/concern/etds/5083a9bf-1697-4a57-bef0-49f0fe60e08a?locale=es.

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A. J. Hoagland. Attitude change in domestically violent men counseled in a marathon group. https://rim.ir.atla.com/concern/etds/5083a9bf-1697-4a57-bef0-49f0fe60e08a?locale=es

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Albert J Hoagland. Attitude Change In Domestically Violent Men Counseled In a Marathon Group. Boston University School of Theology. https://rim.ir.atla.com/concern/etds/5083a9bf-1697-4a57-bef0-49f0fe60e08a?locale=es.

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Albert J Hoagland

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The pre-test/post-test control group research design was conducted to evaluate various effects of an intensive, time-extended, Christian, Gestalt-oriented therapy group on the post-test scores of twelve domestically violent men compared to those of the control group. The expectation was that there would be a greater change in the MMPI scores of the treatment group than the control group. After the marathon, the twelve reported feelings of spontaneity, liberation, increased self-esteem, and more direct and honest communication. The time orientation of the twelve shifted systematically from past to future perspective with increased time in the group.

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