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Dissociating moral identity from neural markers of the late positive potential in emotional attention to smoking and non-smoking stimuli. [PDF]

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Ramli MDC, Yusoff N.
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Losing one's religion: relationships between autistic and schizotypal traits, religiosity, spirituality, and faith changes. [PDF]

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Smith Q, Yang N, Doesburg SM, Crespi B.
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Christian Fellowship Participation and Psychological Well-Being: Evidence From Young and Middle-Aged Adults in Ahmedabad

Desai K.
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Multiple (Non)Religious Identities Leads to Undercounting Religious Nones and Asian Religious Identities

Journal for the Scientific Study of Religion, 2021
AbstractThe study of religion typically assumes that individuals can only identify with one religion, which is inconsistent with lived religious experience. Surveys that only allow respondents to select one choice may underrepresent religious traditions in which multiple religious identities are more likely.
Katie E. Corcoran, Christopher P. Scheitle, Ellory Dabbs   +2 more
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Religious Identity in Discourse

2023
Religion is arguably a “transportable” identity, knowable by others only insofar as it is displayed in discursive and other social practices. Nevertheless, people often assign religious labels to others, which may or may not align with those individuals’ own sense of—or preferred way of representing—their religious identity.
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Shared Christian Religious Identity, Religiousness, and Marital Satisfaction

Journal of Pastoral Care & Counseling: Advancing theory and professional practice through scholarly and reflective publications, 2021
This study investigates whether shared Christian religious identity between spouses, individual/shared religiousness, and satisfaction with that religiousness affects individual and marital satisfaction. Research participants ( N = 568) completed psychometric measures to report: individual wellbeing, emotional intimacy as a couple, satisfaction with ...
Ryan N. Fraser, James H. Dalton, Jeremiah W. Burkhart, Jared T. Collins   +3 more
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