The book incorporates and extends Steve's paper to the PCR group at the 1997 AAR annual meeting, and he looks forward to continuing the conversation with PCR members. The Institute is also offering a CPE program set in neighborhood health centers, working primarily with frail elderly people. It was a fascinating opportunity to work with much the same material from the perspectives of both psychology and theology students. The following comments were written after the 1999 Annual Meeting of the AAR Western Region, held March 14-16 at the University of San Francisco. Peggy's comments provide a continuation and critique of the PCR conversation at that session.
Results ostensibly predict future trouble for a badly bonded pair.
Since people all over the world have mothers, scholars claim universality. After all, it is measurable and identifies a culprit. We can all remember things our mothers did that hurt our feelings. Women have been told they have penis envy. Never mind that Karen Horney suggested it was power envy.