Understanding Forgiveness in the Lives of Resilience Nurses during Covid-19 Pandemic

Hafnidar,; Junita, Nursan; Musni, Riza; Kautsar, Hafidz Al

doi:10.2991/assehr.k.220302.058

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“…The forgiveness process had positive effects on oneself, others, and the environment. As a result, having the capacity to forgive helps people endure difficult situations like the COVID-19 epidemic and survive, adapt, and recover from them (Hafnidar et al, 2022).…”

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Forgiveness: A Comprehensive Literature Review

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Dhakan,

Sanghavi

et al. 2024

Intl J. Indian Psychology

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Forgiveness is an important trait that every individual ought to possess in today’s world. Forgiveness encourages compassion. To highlight important findings, an overview of recent research on forgiveness is offered in this study. The research was conducted through a detailed review of the literature of different research done on the variable “Forgiveness”, in the last five years. The research articles demonstrate the correlation between forgiveness and various areas like love, crime, covid, well-being, work outcomes, self-forgiveness, divine forgiveness, sports, gender differences, cross-cultures, suicidal survivors’ trauma, young adults, as well as adolescents. The review article also presents the relationship between forgiveness and religion, forgiveness therapy, emotional forgiveness, and brand forgiveness. The conclusion encompasses together all the major findings of the literature reviewed. The topics needed for future research, the limitations, and the strengths have also been included in the conclusion.

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Section: Forgiveness In Covid-19mentioning

confidence: 99%