Attitudinal change in five seminarians in their style of ministry toward patients

Theodora Elkinton Waring

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Attitudinal change in five seminarians in their style of ministry toward patients

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Theodora Elkinton Waring. Attitudinal Change In Five Seminarians In Their Style of Ministry Toward Patients. Boston University School of Theology. rim.ir.atla.com/concern/etds/d1593b9f-53fd-417c-8b72-0a22047e9b0f.

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T. E. Waring. Attitudinal change in five seminarians in their style of ministry toward patients. https://rim.ir.atla.com/concern/etds/d1593b9f-53fd-417c-8b72-0a22047e9b0f

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This project measures the attitudinal change in five seminarians in their style of ministry toward patients through an introductory course in hospital ministry by means of pre- and post-testing, including questionnaires, interviews, role playing and evaluations. The context of the project was a three week clinical course in hospital ministry based on the pastoral counseling theories of Adams, Hiltner, and Clinebell and Carl Rogers' ideas. The results from the project revealed a bell-shaped pattern of change. Two of the five students became more open and accepting, one became more conservative and rigid and two showed no apparent change in style of ministry.

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