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Experiences and Ideals of Forgiveness

There has been a 
call to examine whether or not people forgive in the way that has been 
conceptualized in the literature (Rye et al., 2000). This issue was 
addressed using Q methodology to examine participants' perspectives on 
their experiences and their ideals of forgiveness. Thirty community 
members (20 women) ranging in age from 25 to 68 participated in this 
research, which involved sorting 66 statements about forgiveness 
according to the level of agreement with each statement. This process 
yielded three factors describing experiences of forgiveness, labelled 
Unresolved Forgiveness, Compassionate Forgiveness, and Forgiveness 
Motivated by Religious Beliefs, and two factors representing ideals of 
forgiveness, namely the Christian Model of Forgiveness and the 
Humanistic Model of Forgiveness. Our participants' experiences and 
ideals of forgiveness tended to differ from the definitions proposed in 
the literature.