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104. Religious Fundamentalism, Empathy, and Attitudes Toward Lesbians and Gays Within the Therapeutic Relationship

Author

Procter, Jonathan E.

Subjects
Counseling Education, Religious Fundamentalism, Empathy, Counselor Trainees, Counselor Education, Sexual Minorities
Abstract

The purpose of this study was to explore the relationship between religious fundamentalism, empathy, and attitudes toward lesbians and gays in counselor trainees enrolled in CACREP accredited, master's level counselor education programs. A geographically stratified random sample was used to obtain a sample of 149 unlicensed counseling master students. The individuals took part in four different questionnaires: The Revised Religious Fundamentalism Scale, The Basic Empathy Scale, The Attitudes Toward Lesbians and Gays Scale, and a demographic questionnaire. A correlational analysis and a regression analysis were used to analyze the data.Results of the study indicated that there was not a statistically significant relationship between religious fundamentalism and empathy in counselor trainees. The relationship between religious fundamentalism and empathy did predict attitudes toward lesbians and gays, but only in the presence of religious fundamentalism. This study supports the research proposed by Duriez (2004) which suggested that there is not a relationship between religious fundamentalism and empathy. Furthermore, this research supports the literature that suggests that religious fundamentalism does predict attitudes towards sexual minorities.

Published
2013

115. Basic Volcanic Elements of the Arxan-Chaihe Volcanic Field, Inner Mongolia, NE China

Author

Németh, Károly, Procter, Jonathan, Liu, Jiaqi, Wu, Jing, Palmer, Alan, Palmer, Julie, and Li, Boxin

Subjects
Science / Earth Sciences
Abstract

The Arxan-Chaihe Volcanic Field, Inner Mongolia, NE China is a Pleistocene to Recent volcanic field still considered to be active. In this chapter we provide an update of current volcanological research conducted in the last four years to describe the volcanic architecture of the identified vents, their eruptive history and potential volcanic hazards. Here we provide an evidence-based summary of the most common volcanic eruption styles and types the field experienced in its evolution. The volcanic field is strongly controlled by older structural elements of the region. Hence most of the volcanoes of the field are fissure-controlled, fissure-aligned and erupted in Hawaiian to Strombolian-style creating lava spatter and scoria cone cone chains. One of the largest and most complex volcano of the field (Tongxin) experienced a violent phreatomagmatic explosive phase creating a maar in an intra-mountain basin, while the youngest known eruptions formed a triple vent set (Yanshan) that reached violent Strombolian phases and created an extensive ash and lapilli plains in the surrounding areas. This complex vent system also emitted voluminous lava flows that change the landscape by damming fluival networks, providing a volcanological paradise for the recently established Arxan UNESCO GLobal Geopark.

Published
2019

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