Spirituality and Student Development: Theoretical Connections.

By P. Love. 2001

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Subfields: Clinical Psychology, Education

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• Understanding the Religious and Spiritual Dimensions of Students' Lives in the First Year of College (2003, background): “Religion— for the most part—may be spiritual at the core, but spirituality can stand apart from religion, leading some individuals to classify themselves as spiritual, but not religious (Cherry, DeBerg, & Porterfield, 2001; Fuller, 2001; Love, 2001).”
• Gender Differences in Spiritual Development During the College Years (2007, unknown): “Shared stories or symbols are often used to understand and connect with the transcendent source of power, or God (Hill et al. 2000; Knox et al. 1998; Love 2001, 2002 ).”