Psychological inquiry : an international journal for the advancement of psychological theory. [Vol. 13. No. 3].
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Mahwah, N.J. :
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[2002]
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Table of Contents:
- Introduction: Religion and psychology: introduction to the special issue / Roy F. Baumeister
- Target articles: The bitter and the sweet: an evaluation of the costs and benefits of religiousness / Kenneth I. Pargament
- Stumbling blocks on the religious road: fractured relationships, nagging vices, and the inner struggle to believe / Julie Juola Exline
- Explaining the relationships between religious involvement and health / Linda K. George, Christopher G. Ellison, David B. Larson.
- Commentaries: Sex, marriage, and religion: what adaptive problems do religious phenomena solve? / David M. Buss
- Religious involvement and health: complex determinism / John T. Cacioppo, Mary E. Brandon
- Life satisfaction and religiosity in broad probability samples / Ed Diener, Don Clifton
- How does religion benefit health and well-being? Are positive emotions active ingredients? / Barbara L. Frederickson
- Why study religion? / David C. Funder.
- Playing Devil's advocate: why not conclude that the relation of religiosity to mental health reduces to mundane mediators? / Thomas E. Joiner, Jr., Marisol Perez, and Rheeda L. Walker
- Some institutional and stress process perspectives on religion and health / Leonard Perlin
- Religious systems as "emotionally intelligent" organizations / David Pizarro and Peter Salovey
- Synergies / Michael Ross and Sara H. Konrath
- The ultimate elixir? / Jeffrey A. Simpson
- The psychology of religion and the religion of psychology / Alana Conner Snibbe and Hazel Rose Markus
- Hope for the sacred and vice versa: positive goal-directed thinking and religion / C.R. Snyder, David R. Sigmon, and David B. Feldman.
- Authors' responses: Is religion nothing but ...? Explaining religion versus explaining religion away / Kenneth I. Pargament.
- The picture is getting clearer, but is the scope too limited? Three overlooked questions in the psychology of religion / Julie Juola Exline.