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Integralism and Positive Psychology: a Comparison of Sorokin and Seligman

Lawrence T. Nichols

Catholic Social Science Review 10:21-40 (2005)

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Sorokin’s “Altruistic Creative Love”: Genesis, Methodological Issues, and Applied Aspects.Emiliana Mangone & Alexander Dolgov - 2019 - Human Arenas:1-17.details In the twentieth century, the social sciences and the humanities—especially sociology and psychology—have adopted a “negativistic” approach, i.e., a modus operandi that tends to bring out only negative or pathological phenomena. These disciplines often chase the operationalization of the social and human being losing sight not only of their peculiar objects of study but also of their aim of serving humanity. To describe this, we decided to do a journey through the Sorokin’s concept of altruistic creative love retracing the intellectual (...) Download Export citation Bookmark
Socio-demographic and Five Factor Model Variables as Predictors of Religious Fundamentalism: An Italian Study.Leonardo Carlucci, Aristide Saggino & Marco Tommasi - 2011 - Archive for the Psychology of Religion 33 (2):253-268.details In the present article, we investigated the relation between socio-demographic variables and personality factors with religious fundamentalism. Our data were collected from a sample of 125 Italian Catholic participants. Correlation analyses showed a significant association between RF and the openness domain of personality, including both facet scales. We also found a significant association between RF and conscientiousness. Regarding socio-demographic variables, we found significant correlations between RF and years of education, church attendance, belief, and age, while there was no significant correlation (...) Download Export citation Bookmark 3 citations

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