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The Need for Virtue to Guide the Imagination and Reason in Jane Austen's Novels Northanger Abbey, Sense and Sensibility, and Mansfield Park.

Tew, Kristene Elizabeth (Tyndale University, 2020)

Paul's Use of the Exodus Narrative in His Argumentation in 1 Corinthians 5

McDonald, Denys Nelson (Tyndale University College & Seminary, 2015-04)

This thesis examines how Paul uses analogies between the Corinthians' situation and the exodus narrative in 1 Corinthians 5 to encourage proper ethical deliberation in his audience. He urges the Corinthians to rethink their ...

Priming Ability EI to Impact Ability EI, Implicit Theories of EI, and Resilience

Koropatwa, Nathan (Tyndale University College & Seminary, 2019-05)

This study examines priming as a means to increase emotional intelligence and the relationship between implicit theories of emotional intelligence, ability emotional intelligence, and resilience. Individuals with greater ...

The Purpose and Portrayal of the śāṭān in the Old Testament

White, Marylyn Ellen (Tyndale University College & Seminary, 2004-05)

The Relationship between Emotional Competence and Implicit Social Cognition

Quinn, Krista A. (Tyndale University, 2021-03-22)

The contribution of emotional intelligence towards healthy interpersonal interaction has been well documented (Lopes et a., 2004, Lopes et al., 2005, Schutte et al., 2001, Vescio et al., 2003). Presumably, holding implicit ...

The Relationship between Parenting Style and a Child’s Emotional Intelligence

Mills, Shawna (Tyndale University, 2023-03)

The relationship between a parents’ parenting style, a child’s emotional intelligence scores, and whether or not the child grew up in a household with two parents was measured in a sample of undergraduate students at Tyndale ...

Relationships Between Age, Gender, Familiarity with Mental Illness, Openness, and Empathy Toward Individuals with Mental Illness

Jaster, Noelle J. (Tyndale University, 2024-04)

Empathy is a fundamental component in social cognition and prosocial behaviour (Sommerlad et al., 2021). The aim in this study was to investigate the relationships between empathy toward individuals with mental illness and ...

The Relationships between Emotional Intelligence, Resilience, and Academic Performance during the COVID-19 Pandemic

Jalmasco, Kendra B. (Tyndale University, 2022-04-18)

The adversities inflicted by the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic placed university students at a disadvantage in their pursuit of academic achievement. Previous studies demonstrated that emotional intelligence (EI) and resilience ...

Relationships Between Psychological Birth Order and Perfectionism

Dungey, Cheyenne (Tyndale University, 2022-04-11)

Research examining ordinal birth order in relation to various variables has continued for decades with mixed results. However, with the resurgence of an Adlerian conceptualization of birth order, studies have begun producing ...

Relationships between Psychology, Emotional Intelligence and Binge Watching Engagement

Dekker, Angela (Tyndale University College & Seminary, 2018-04)

This study sought to measure the relationship between television binge watching engagement and individual characteristics such as personality and emotional intelligence. It was predicted that binge watching engagement would ...

Seeing the Book of Isaiah Through the Lens of Isaiah 6: A Theological Study of the Tensions Between the Holy One and Israel in a Canonical Approach

Hon, Lenny Kwok-Ming, 1963- (Tyndale University College & Seminary, 2019-05)

The Semantic Range of Blood: With a Focus on Blood in Sacrifices

VanderVeen, Rachel (Tyndale University College & Seminary, 2019-04)

Social Media Usage, Narcissism, and Romantic Relationship Quality: A Correlational Analysis

Park, Janice (Tyndale University, 2023-04)

Research has shown an increase in narcissism in the general population over time (Twenge & Campbell, 2009). One reason for this phenomenon is due to social media and its features such as likes, comments, and follows that ...

The Suffering of God With Implications for Human Suffering in the Trinitarian Theology of Karl Barth

Mitchell, Peter Jon (Tyndale University College & Seminary, 2011)

Twentieth century theologian Karl Barth developed this theology in the shadow of two horrific world wars and at a time when a theological shift occurred in understanding God and suffering. Barth's work has much to offer ...

The Triadic Relationship of Loneliness, Belongingness and Emotional Intelligence

Looby, Mary Kate (Tyndale University College and Seminary, 2019-05)

Research has demonstrated that a relationship exists between loneliness, belongingness, and emotional intelligence. However, as of yet, there has not been a study that focuses on the potential reciprocal relationship between ...

True Self is No Self? A Kenotic Reading of Thich Nhat Hanh’s “Please Call Me by My True Names” Through Thomas Merton’s Understanding of Zen.

Leung, Ching Sum, 1991- (Tyndale University, 2021-04)

This thesis intends to be an interdisciplinary study to integrate missional, spiritual, and theological reflection for a kenotic approach to interreligious dialogue. The thesis begins with attending to the sapiential ...