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Spirituality and Harmful or Hazardous Alcohol and Other Drug Use: A Meta-Analysis of Longitudinal Studies.

JAMA Psychiatry
Koh HK, Frederick DE, Balboni TA, O'Reilly SM, Kelly JF, Humphreys K, Botticelli M, Mathur MB, Psimopoulos CS, Long KNG, VanderWeele TJ.   +10 more
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Non-religion dans un avenir complexe

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Non-religion, atheism, and mental health

2021
Based on the well-established link between religiosity and positive mental health outcomes, it has been argued that non-religiosity is a health liability. However, most of this research suffers from methodological problems that limit their generalizability to non-religious populations, such as atheists and agnostics.
Miguel Farias, Thomas J. Coleman III
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Introduction – Non-religion in Late Modern Societies

2022
This introduction outlines the different ways in which non-religion has been approached and defined, and how this book fits into this field, particularly with regard to the institutionalisation and regulation of non-religion. It also briefly describes how the different contributions to this book complement existing knowledge and offer new perspectives.
Årsheim, Helge, Mauritsen, Anne Lundahl, Zwilling, Anne Laure   +2 more
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Non-Religion

2016
Beginning with a focus on ‘secularism’ in the mid-1990s and extending to the study of ‘secularity,’ ‘atheism,’ and ‘irreligious’ and ‘non-religious’ cultures from the mid-2000s onwards, the study of religion’s various ‘others’ is receiving increasing attention from scholars of religion.
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The (Non) Religion of Mechanical Turk Workers

Journal for the Scientific Study of Religion, 2015
Social science researchers have increasingly come to utilize Amazon's Mechanical Turk (MTurk) to obtain adult, opt‐in samples for use with experiments. Based on the demographic characteristics of MTurk samples, studies have provided some support for the representativeness of MTurk.
Andrew R. Lewis, Paul A. Djupe, Stephen T. Mockabee, Joshua Su‐Ya Wu   +3 more
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