Религиозное и духовное совладание. Обзор западных исследований ⁹⁵²

Статья посвящена знакомству с западными исследованиями духовного и религиозного совладания. Рассматриваются основные категории, концептуальные модели и результаты эмпирических исследований данного направления. Для отечественной психологической теории в статье дан образец методологически зрелой области, которая способна обогатить аппарат исследований в поле психологии религии и психологии совладающего поведения. Для психологической практики — научно обоснованный взгляд на связь духовных и религиозных феноменов и их участие в переживании человеком критических ситуаций. Делаются выводы и обсуждаются дальнейшие перспективы исследований и развитие данного направления в России.

Ключевые слова: духовное совладание, религиозное совладание, духовная борьба, психология религии, психология переживания, совладающее поведение

Рубрика: Христианская психология и психотерапия

Тип: научная статья

DOI: https://doi.org/10.17759/cpp.2015230507

«В окопах не бывает атеистов» — эту меткую фразу, родившуюся во время Второй мировой войны, непросто оспорить даже с помощью научного исследования [Wansink, Wansink 2013]. Еще труднее спорить с тем, что подавляющее большинство людей во времена кризиса, когда кажется, что уже ничего невозможно исправить, обращаются к сфере духовного и религии.

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