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Maturity: Psychological and Biblical
Journal of Psychology and Theology, 1974 Five dimensions of maturity are outlined and described: having a realistic view of oneself and others, accepting oneself and others, living in the present but having long range goals, having values and developing one's abilities and coping with daily living.
John D. Carter
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Validation of the Psychological Work Maturity Scale in Chinese Employees
Psychological Reports, 2010 Psychological work maturity is an important concept in situational leadership theory. The present research revised the Psychological Work Maturity Scale for use in Chinese organizations.
Jiajin Tong, Lei Wang
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A Measure of Psychological Maturity
Group & Organization Studies, 1988Traditional scale construction procedures were used to develop an 11-item scale to measure psychological maturity. Preliminary results from two independent samples suggest an internally consistent scale when completed by managers, peers, and by self-report.
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Limit Setting and Psychological Maturation
Archives of General Psychiatry, 1968THE ROLE OF limit setting in relation to the psychological maturation of the child has been an uncertain area not only with respect to the rearing of the child but also with respect to psychotherapeutic intervention on behalf of the nonadjusting child. For some, setting limits has come to have implications of authoritarianism and insensitivity to the ...
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PSYCHOLOGICAL MATURITY OF YOUNG, DIVORCING PEOPLE
Psychological Reports, 1991The present investigation was done to assess the psychological maturity of divorcing couples. A special questionnaire was formulated, using the conception of human development proposed by Erikson and Levinson as well as Hevighurst's conception of developmental tasks.
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NEUROMOTOR MATURATION AND PSYCHOLOGICAL PERFORMANCE: A DEVELOPMENTAL STUDY
Developmental Medicine & Child Neurology, 1985SUMMARYGroups of SO normal kindergarten and 50 first‐grade children were examined three times at six‐month intervals on the extended neuromotor examination for children, as well as on measures of reading achievement and language performance. The joint effect of five neuromotor measures accounted for a substantial percentage of variance in reading ...
P H, Wolff, C, Gunnoe, C, Cohen
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The relative rate of maturation and its psychological effect
Journal of Biosocial Science, 1987SummaryGrowth and psychological data for 74 participants in the Fels Longitudinal Study are analysed to determine the influence of the relative timing of maturation upon psychological attributes related to interests, abilities, self-confidence, peer relationships, and future goals. It is suggested that neither age at peak height velocity for either sex,
C S, Goodson, P L, Jamison
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The Psychology of Mature Spirituality
2002P. Young-Eisendrath, M.E. Miller, Introduction: Beyond Enlightened Self-Interest: Spiritual Maturity in the Twenty-first Century. Part I. Integrity. J. Beebe, The Place of Integrity in Spirituality. R.P. Hayes A Buddha and his Cousin. M.E. Miller, The Mutual Influence and Involvement of the Therapist and Patient: Co-contributors to Maturation and ...
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Religion's encouragement and inhibition of psychological maturity
Journal of Religion & Health, 1990The secure feelings that religious faith instills can help strengthen people against the anxieties experienced in life. They can strengthen people against anxiety in a mature and immature way. When religion makes people feel secure by providing an image of God that magically removes anxiety, rather than that stimulates the strength to make people feel ...
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Psychological maturing and coping strategies
Groupwork, 2008This article presents data concerning an intervention in a group focusing on psychological maturity and strategies for coping with stressful life events. The sample consisted of 32 students at the School of Health and Welfare Professions of the Technological Educational Institute (TEI) of Patras. The aim of the study was to investigate the relationship
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