of personality which organizes, evaluates, and acts upon an individual's life experiences." The two groups of psychologists were not found to significantly differ in terms of their level of agreement with this statement. The magnitude of observed means indicated that both Christian psychologists (Mean=5.01) and Secular psychologists (Mean=5.08) tended to "Strongly Agree" with this statement.
The next performed analysis of variance was conducted to compare psychologists' views of the statement, "Psychotherapy is a process that changes the view of the self." Once again, findings were not significant. Both Secular psychologists (Mean=5.21) and Christian psychologists (Mean=5.09) evidenced strong levels of agreement with the statement.
The final ego/ego psychology statement examined was, "Ego psychology
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