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A study with Latino/a subjects highlighting two key conclusions: 1) The subjects employ a modality of empathy which is qualitatively different from classical views of empathy in pastoral care, 2) The subjects employ a series of selfobjects transferences that, when considered from a Self Psychology perspective, suggests that their modality of pastoral care prevents narcissistic injuries to the self while resisting grandiose selfobjects.

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A study with Latino/a subjects highlighting two key conclusions: 1) The subjects employ a modality of empathy which is qualitatively different from classical views of empathy in pastoral care, 2) The subjects employ a series of selfobjects transferences that, when considered from a Self Psychology perspective, suggests that their modality of pastoral care prevents narcissistic injuries to the self while resisting grandiose selfobjects.
Autorenporträt
Professor in Pastoral Theology at the Inter American University of Puerto Rico, Metropolitan Campus. Earned a Ph.D. in Pastoral Theology, Personality and Culture from Garrett-Evangelical Theological Seminary, Evanston, Illinois (2003).