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Neuroimaging of Forgivability
- Personal Assumptions About Forgiveness
- Review of the Theoretical and Empirical Literature
- Neuroimaging Studies of Forgivability and Forgiveness
- Empathic and Forgivability Judgments in Healthy Controls
- Empathic and Forgivability Judgments in Posttraumatic Stress Disorder
- Empathic and Forgivability Judgments in Schizophrenia
- Active Imaginal Forgiving in Healthy Control Subjects
- Relevant Previous Research
- New Research Directions
- Relevance for Clinical and Applied Interventions
- Personal Theoretical Perspectives on the Field
- Conclusions
- References
Abstract
F orgiveness may be defined as compassionate feelings that support a willingness to forgive or as the act of excusing a mistake or offense (WordNet, 1997). One component of forgiveness may be judging the forgivability of others’ actions (possibly taking contextual information or extenuating circumstances into account).
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