Increasing organizational effectiveness through forgiveness. by Chan, Hwee Leng., Koh, Christina Ai Lin., Phan, Hsiu Chen.

“…This study proposes and tests a model that promotes forgiveness as a means to increase organizational effectiveness.…”
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Organizational forgiving culture : as a moderator and predictor. by Chen, Roger Yinyuan., Nur Hidayah Ahmad., Quek, Patricia Li Zhen.

“…This paper examines the relationship between personal forgiveness, forgiving organizational culture, individual differences (agreeableness, paranoid tendencies and individualistic/collectivistic), interpersonal relationships at the workplace and organizational outcomes (job satisfaction and organizational commitment).…”
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Rethinking third-party forgiveness in the digital age by John Pravin S/O Kanesan

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Effect of relationship commitment on the underlying motivations to forgive by Tang, Yan Yue

“…Warm romantic relationships are crucial for personal well-being and this highlights the need to study relationship persistence behavior such as forgiveness. This study extends existing research on the link between relationship commitment and likelihood to forgive, by examining the differential effects of relationship commitment on the three motivations that underlie forgiveness – revenge, avoidance, and benevolence. …”
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Self-forgiveness as a process : is it always beneficial? by Amalina Abdul Razak, Chua, Zhao Long

“…Research on self-forgiveness has burgeoned over recent years; however, to date there is still no agreement on what self-forgiveness is and what it necessarily involves. …”
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The afterlife manifesto by Tan, Donn Zheng Yu

“…This narrative hinges upon the following concepts: man’s fundamental gravitation towards the cardinal sins and their need to seek forgiveness. Based on the extensive conversations about mortality that the artist has had with people from all walks of life, this project pays particular attention to personal perceptions of the afterlife as well as beliefs with regards to the metaphorical weight of every action, both in the existing world and beyond.…”
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To find solace: letters of self-compassion by Wong, Deborah

“…Through a collection of stories, encounters and interviews with 15 individuals, as well as the practice of self-reflective letter-writing, pain and compassion are broken down; showing us that we are not alone in our struggle and our search for forgiveness and care that we should be giving ourselves. …”
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A qualitative study on end-of-life psycho-familial tasks for older Chinese terminally-Ill Singaporeans by Wong, Su Ting

“…The first, Expressions of Sentiment, contained the themes Expressions Beseeching Forgiveness; Expressions of Love; and lastly, Expressions of Gratitude. …”
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The dilemma. by Nurul Ain Abdul Karim.

“…He rushes to the hospital to seek his brother’s forgiveness.…”
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TY • SRY • LUV U - Understanding the significance of universal words of expression and its place in Singaporean culture by Lu, Amanda

“…Through a mural installation, documentary film and editorial design, this project examines the meanings and impacts of the universally known phrases: “Thank you”, “I’m sorry, please forgive me” and “I love you”. It investigates the underlying values of how these phrases are being expressed in family units, by engaging young local adults in an open conversation. …”
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