Martin Bobgan, Deidre Bobgan James Dobson's Gospel of Self Esteem & Psychology (1998)

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.26.P.Sutherland and P.Polstra, Aspects of Integration. Paper presented atthe meeting of the Western Association of Christians for PsychologicalStudies, Santa Barbara, CA, June 1976.27.A.W.Tozer.That Incredible Christian.Harrisburg, PA: Christian Publica-tions, Inc.1964, p.11.28.Dobson and Collins, 12/5/89, op, cit.29.Ibid.30.Gary Collins.Can You Trust Psychology? Downers Grove: IntervarsityPress, 1988, p.94.31.Karl Popper, Scientific Theory and Falsifiability, Perspectives in Philoso-phy.Robert N.Beck, ed.New York: Holt, Rinehart, Winston, 1975, pp.343,346.32.Carol Tavris, The Freedom to Change, Prime Time, October 1980, p.28.33.Jerome Frank, Therapeutic Factors in Psychotherapy, American Journalof Psychotherapy, Vol.25, 1971, p.356.34.Lewis Thomas, Medicine Without Science, The Atlantic Monthly, April1981, p.40.35.Collins, Can You Trust Psychology? op.cit., p.124.36.Garth Wood.The Myth of Neurosis: Overcoming the Illness Excuse.NewYork: Harper & Row, Publishers, 1983, p.3.37.Collins, Can You Trust Psychology? op.cit., p.90.38.Ibid., p.89.39.Ibid., p.90.40.Ibid.41.Dobson and Collins, 12/5/89, op, cit.42.Collins, Can You Trust Psychology? op.cit., p.72.43.Ibid., pp.72, 90, 94.44.Thomas Szasz.The Myth of Psychotherapy.Garden City: Doubleday/Anchor Press, 1978, pp.182-183.45.Franklin D.Chu and Sharland Trotter.The Madness Establishment.NewYork: Grossman Publishers, 1974, p.4.46.Collins, Can You Trust Psychology? op.cit., p.130.47.Robyn Dawes.House of Cards: Psychology and Psychotherapy Built onMyth.New York: Free Press/Macmillan, Inc., 1994 p, 58.Chapter 12: Dr.Dobson Answers His Critics1.James Dobson.Hide or Seek, Revised Edition.Old Tappan, NJ: Fleming H.Revell Company, 1979, p.166; James Dobson, Raising Confident Kids inan Age of Inferiority. Focus on the Family Radio Broadcast, CS214.2.James Dobson, A Biblical View of Self-Esteem, Focus on the FamilyRadio Broadcast, CS530, June 7-8, 1990.3.Rolf Zettersten.Dr.Dobson: Turning Hearts Toward Home.Dallas: WordPublishing, 1989, p.132.4.James Dobson quoted by Zettersten, ibid., p.132.5.Letter on file.6.Zettersten, op.cit., p.124.7.Dobson quoted by Zettersten, ibid., p.132.8.Ibid.9.Ibid.10.Ibid., pp.132-133.246 James Dobson s Gospel of Self-Esteem & Psychology11.Ibid., p.133.12.Ibid.13.Ibid.14.Ibid.15.Rodney Skager and Elizabeth Kerst, Alcohol and Drug Use and Self-Esteem: A Psychological Perspective. The Social Importance of Self-Esteem.Andrew M.Mecca, Neil J.Smelser, and John Vasconcellos, eds.Berkeley: University of California Press, 1989, p.249.16.Harry H.L.Kitano, Alcohol and Drug Use and Self-Esteem: A SociologicalPerspective. The Social Importance of Self-Esteem, op.cit., pp.298-299.17.Jonas Robitscher.The Powers of Psychiatry.Boston: Houghton MifflinCompany, 1980, p.410.18.Martin Gross.The Psychological Society.New York: Random House, 1978,pp.45-46.19.Kitano, op.cit., p.320.20.Ibid.21. Firm Control May Benefit Kids. Brain/Mind Bulletin, September 1989,p.2.22.Susan B.Crokenberg and Barbara A.Soby, Self-Esteem and TeenagePregnancy. The Social Importance of Self-Esteem, op.cit., p.155.23.Ibid.24.Thomas J.Scheff, Suzanne M.Retzinger, and Michael T.Ryan, Crime,Violence, and Self-Esteem. The Social Importance of Self-Esteem, op.cit.,p.167.25.Ibid.26.John D.McCarthy and Dean R.Hoge, The Dynamics of Self-Esteem andDelinquency. American Journal of Sociology, Vol.90, No.2, p.407.27.Dobson quoted by Zettersten, op.cit., p.133.28.Ibid., pp.133-134.29.Ibid., p.134.Chapter 13: The Primrose Path1.David Myers.The Inflated Self.New York: The Seabury Press, 1980, p.83.2.Abraham Maslow.Toward a Psychology of Being (1962).Princeton, N.J: D.Van Nostrand Company, Inc., 1968, pp.iii-iv.3.Maureen O Hara, A New Age Reflection in the Magic Mirror of Science.The Skeptical Inquirer, Vol.13, Summer 1989, pp.368-374.4.Charles Huttar, The Outer Space Connection. Church Herald, April 30,1976, pp.24-25.5.Myers.op.cit., p.94.6.George Tyrrel quoted by Madeleine l Engle.A Circle of Quiet.New York:The Seabury Press, 1972, p.111.7.Christopher Lasch.The Culture of Narcissism.New York: W.W.Norton &Company, 1979, dust jacket.8.Stanislav Grof interview, Sounds True Audio Catalog, 1989-90, p.24.9.Norman Cousins talk on the relationship between thoughts and illnessaired on Focus on the Family.10.Alan B.Zonderman, Paul T.Costa, Robert R.McCrae, Depression as aRisk for Cancer Morbidity and Mortality in a Nationally RepresentativeSample. Journal of the American Medical Association, Vol.262, No.9, 1September 1989, p.1191.Notes 24711.Bernard Fox quoted in Author Interview. Advances, Vol.5, No.4, p.57.12.Berkeley Wellness Letter.University of California, September 1988, p.1.13.Announcer s remarks preceding the Norman Cousins tape on therelationship between thoughts and illness aired on Focus on the Family.14.Webster s New World Dictionary.New York: Simon and Schuster, 2ndCollege Edition, David B.Guralnik, ed., 1970-1984.15.Martin and Deidre Bobgan.TThe End of Christian Psychology : SantaBarbara, CA: EastGate Publishers, 1997, p.120. [ Pobierz całość w formacie PDF ]

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