Can you point me to one example from your studies in which anger diminished and stayed that way for many months following forgiveness therapy?
Yes, here is a reference to a research study that we did with men in a maximum-security correctional context. All of them were clinically angry at the pretest. At post-test, six months later, they went to normal levels of anger. At the six-month follow-up (six months after the post-test), they still were at the normal level of anger. Here is that reference:
Yu, L., Gambaro, M., Song, J., Teslik, M., Song, M., Komoski, M.C., Wollner, B., & Enright, R.D. (2021). Forgiveness therapy in a maximum-security correctional institution: A randomized clinical trial. Clinical Psychology and Psychotherapy.https://doi.org/10.1002/cpp.2583
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