Religiosity

Associated Documents (9)

Main AuthorPublished YearTitle
Barber, NigelCountry Religiosity Declines as Material Security Increases
Romano, AngeloCooperation and trust across societies during the COVID-19 pandemic
Endress, Ansgar D. Socio-cultural values are risk factors for COVID-19-related mortality
Purzycki, Benjamin G.Material insecurity and religiosity: A causal analysis
Samore, Theodore, Accordance and conflict between religious and scientific precautions against COVID-19 in 27 soci...
Olechowski, MateuszCultural religiosity moderates the relationship between being in love and subjective well-being

Associated Hypotheses (14)

Main AuthorHypothesis
Barber, NigelEconomic development will be associated with less religiosity.
Barber, NigelPopulation enrollment in post-secondary education will tend to be associated with lower religiosity.
Barber, NigelEqual distribution will tend to be associated with less religiosity.
Barber, NigelHealth security will tend to be associated with less religiosity.
Romano, AngeloCountries characterized by higher quality of institutions, greater religiosity, and lower historical prevalence of pathogens will predict prosocial responses to COVID-19.
Endress, Ansgar D. Socio-cultural values of countries predict COVID-19 mortality rates.
Purzycki, Benjamin G.Religiosity increases as a function of exposure to education and food insecurity.
Samore, Theodore, Correlation between the number of religious and public health precautions taken against COVID-19 will vary cross-culturally from negative to positive.
Olechowski, MateuszIn more religious societies, the correlation between love and life satisfaction will be weaker than in less religious societies

Associated OCMs

  1. religious beliefs
  2. general character of religion
  3. religious experience
  4. avoidance and taboo
  5. ritual
  6. transmission of beliefs