¿Perdón a uno mismo, autoaceptación o restauración intrapersonal? Cuestiones abiertas en Psicología del Perdón

• Autores: María Prieto Ursúa, Ignacio Echegoyen
• Localización: Papeles del psicólogo, ISSN-e 1886-1415, ISSN 0214-7823, Vol. 36, Nº. 3, 2015 (Ejemplar dedicado a: Nuevas directrices sobre el uso de los tests), págs. 230-237
• Idioma: español
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  • español

    Los primeros intentos de abordar conceptualmente el perdón a uno mismo tendieron a considerarlo en el contexto de la teoría del perdón interpersonal, tratando de encontrar paralelismos entre ambas formas de perdón. Sin embargo, hay datos que cuestionan que pueda ser considerado simplemente un tipo más de perdón, y apuntan a que el perdón a los demás y el perdón a uno mismo podrían estar basados en factores psicológicos muy diferentes. El artículo revisa el conocimiento disponible hasta ahora y presenta una propuesta de lo que sería el curso temporal del perdón a uno mismo, recogiendo los elementos de los principales modelos teóricos para ofrecer al lector una visión completa, ordenada y coherente del proceso. Se concluye que la mejor perspectiva para comprender el autoperdón es estudiarlo desde la perspectiva del ofensor, entendiendo al sujeto como alguien que debe buscar y recibir perdón, no como alguien que debe darlo.

  • English

    The first attempts to conceptually address the self-forgiveness tended to consider it from the findings of the theory of interpersonal forgiveness, trying aiming to find parallels between the two forms of forgiveness. However, some there are empirical data that question that whether self-forgiveness is can be considered as just one another type of forgiveness, since interpersonal forgiveness and selfforgiveness are based on very different psychological factors. The This paper reviews the available knowledge available to date and presents a proposal about the temporal course of self-forgiveness, collecting the elements of the main theoretical models to provide the reader with a complete and coherent view of the process. It is We concluded that the best approach to understanding self-forgiveness is to consider it from the perspective of the offender, understanding the subject as someone who must seek and receive forgiveness, rather than someone who should grant it.

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