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|a Argyle, Michael.
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|a The Social Psychology of Religion (Psychology Revivals).
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|a Cover; The Social Psychology of Religion; Title Page; Copyright Page; Original Title Page; Original Copyright Page; Table of Contents; Preface; 1 Introduction; Scope and aims; Measurements and indices; Limitations and caveats; 2 Religious activity in Great Britain and the USA, 1900-73; Religious activity in Great Britain; Religious activity in the USA; Comparison of religious activity in Great Britain and the USA; 3 Environmental and situational factors; Parental attitudes; Educational influences; Social influence; Evangelistic meetings; The effects of drugs and meditation; Marital status.
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|a Life crisis and stress situations4 Age and religion; Childhood: 3-12 years; Adolescence: 12-18 years; Young adulthood: 18-30 years; Middle age: 30-60 years; Old age: 60 years onwards; 5 Sex differences; Sex differences on different criteria; Sex differences in different denominations; Explanation; 6 Personality and religion; Child-rearing differences; The Protestant ethic and achievement motivation; Educational achievement; Academic and scientific achievement; Intelligence and creativity; Authoritarianism and dogmatism; Suggestibility; Methods of handling anger; Conclusion.
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|a 7 Social and political attitudesReligious affiliation and party preference; Religiosity and party preference; Attitudes towards war; Ethno-centrism and racial prejudice; Attitudes to social issues; Positive social behaviour; 8 Religion and personal adjustment; Physical health; Measures of adequacy and neuroticism; Mental disorder and religious affiliation; Religious ideas and psychiatric disorders; Mental disorder in religious leaders and clergy; Intense religious experiences and mental disorders; Adjustment to life crises; Suicidal behaviour; Drinking and alcoholism; Crime and delinquency.
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|a 9 Sex and marriageSexual activity; Birth control; Sexual attitudes; Marital adjustment; Fertility; 10 Social and economic factors; Social class and religiosity; Denomination and social class; Minority-group membership; Urban-rural differences; Social disorganization; Economic conditions; 11 Theories of religious behaviour; Theories of Origin; Cognitive need theories; The father-projection theory; The super-ego projection theory; Theories of Maintenance; Social learning; Deprivation and compensation; Relief of guilt; Fear of death; Sexual motivation; Obsessional behaviour.
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|a Originally published in 1975, this book is a completely rewritten, revised version of Michael Argyle's standard work, Religious Behaviour, originally published in 1958. A great deal of new research had appeared since that date, which threw new light on the nature and origins of religious behaviour, beliefs and experience. Trends in religious activity in Britain and the United States since 1900, and the state of religion in these two countries at the time, are examined. Evidence is presented on the origins of religious activity - including the effects of stress, drugs, meditation, ev.
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