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Not All Spiritual Bypass Is the Same: Divergent Network Roles Across Spirituality, Forgiveness, and Psychological Resources
Spiritual bypass, the use of spiritual beliefs and practices to sidestep unresolved psychological difficulty, comprises two dimensions, psychological avoidance and spiritualizing, which may relate differently to psychospiritual constructs. This chapter used a network approach to examine how these tw
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