Chris Dinwiddie, Ph.D. | Professor of Psychology

Education

Ph.D. in Psychology, Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary
- Dissertation: "A Study in the Difference in General Tendency to Forgive Spousal Transgressions Between Genders and Across Levels of Religious Commitment in Selected Southern Baptist Churches"
M.A. in Marriage and Family Counseling, Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary
M.A. in Christian Education, Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary
B.A. in Psychology, Langston University

Certifications

Sutton, G., Kelly, H., Griffin, B. Worthington, E. & Dinwiddie, C. (2018). Satisfaction with Christian psychotherapy and well-being: Contributions of hope, personality, and spirituality. Spirituality in Clinical Practice 5(1) 8-24.
Dinwiddie, C. (2017). Insights from Paul on helping others pursue spiritual growth. Soul and Spirit: The Newsletter for the Society of Christian Psychology 10(3). 6-7.

DuVall, E. & Dinwiddie, C. (2020). Sufficiency of scripture and counseling theory. Poster presented at the Christian Association of Psychological Studies International Conference, Atlanta, GA.
Dinwiddie, C (2017, May) A systematic analysis of the impact of Christianity on marriage outcomes. Paper presented at the Christian Association of Psychological Studies International Conference, Chicago, IL
Dinwiddie, C. (2011, May) Conducting a forgiveness blitz at a small midwestern university. Paper presented at the Christian Association of Psychological Studies International Conference, Indianapolis, IN.
Dinwiddie, C. (2009, September) Forgiveness of spousal transgressions by Christians, Paper presented at the Christian Association of Psychological Studies Midwest/Southwest Regional Conference, Branson, MO.

Christian Association of Psychological Studies
- Coordinating Committee for 2014 International Conference