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Journal Article
A TEST OF THE OKLAHOMA INMATE FORGIVENESS AND WELL-BEING MODEL
2019
Overview
Abstract
Data was collected from older male offenders (N = 86 non-violent; N = 163 violent) incarcerated in Oklahoma. Testing a forgiveness model, positive evaluation of life PVOL was regressed on religiosity (REL) and forgiveness of self (FSelf), others (FOthers), and situation (FSit) using hierarchical OLS regression. Blocks of predictors included: a) age and education; b) religiosity; and c) FSelf, FOthers, and FSit. For the non-violent model of PVOL significant predictors included REL (β = .26, p ≤ .01) and FSelf (β = .40, p ≤ .01). For the violent offender model of PVOL significant predictors included REL (β = .31, p ≤ .001), FS (β = .21, p ≤ .01) and FSit (β = .33, p ≤ .001). Result indicate effects of REL and FSelf for both non-violent and violent offenders but a unique association of FSit for violent offenders. Implications for gerontological inquiry, practice, and policy are discussed.
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Oxford University Press
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