Table of Contents

Malcolm, Belicki, DeCourville, Introduction: Women's Reflections on the Complexities of Forgiveness. DeCourville, Belicki, Green, Subjective Experiences of Forgiveness in a Community Sample: Implications for Understanding Forgiveness and its Consequences. DeShea, Measuring Forgiveness. Macaskill, Just World Beliefs and Forgiveness in Men and Women. Baker, Self-forgiveness: An Empowering and Therapeutic Tool for Working with Women in Recovery. Lawler-Row, Reed, Forgiveness and Health in Women. Freedman, Forgiveness Education with At-risk Adolescents: A Case Study Analysis. Chagigiorgis, Paivio, Forgiveness as an Outcome in Emotion Focused Trauma Therapy. Ysseldyk, Matheson, Forgiveness and Coping. Belicki, Rourke, McCarthy, Potential Dangers of Empathy and Related Conundrums. Peddle, Reflections of a Study on Forgiveness in Recovery/Resilience from the Trauma of War. Rafman, Restoration of a Moral Universe: Children's Perspectives on Forgiveness and Justice. Exline, Zell, Does a Humble Attitude Promote Forgiveness? Challenges, Caveats, and Sex Differences. Holeman, Repentance in Intimate Relationships. Malcolm, The Timeliness of Forgiveness Interventions.

About the Author

Wanda Malcolm, Ph.D., is a registered clinical psychologist. She is currently a member of the Psychotherapy Research Group at York University and an adjunct member at Brock University, where she conducts research with the Brock Forgiveness Research Group.

Nancy DeCourville, Ph.D., is a faculty member in the Department of Psychology at Brock University, a co-founder of the Brock Forgiveness Research Group, and a statistical/methodological consultant.

Kathryn Belicki, Ph.D., is a registered psychologist, a faculty member in the Department of Psychology at Brock University, and co-founder of the Brock Forgiveness Research Group.