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Mental Health, Religion & Culture Volume 10, 2007 - Issue 2
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Religion and well-being in a church without a creed

Marta Elliott PhD University of Nevada, Reno, USCorrespondence[email protected]
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R. David Hayward University of Nevada, Reno, US
Pages 109-126 | Published online: 14 Feb 2007

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Marta Elliott & Jordan C. Reuter. (2021) Religion, spirituality, and mental illness among working professionals: an in-depth interview study. Mental Health, Religion & Culture 24:9, pages 931-947.
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Jeffrey A. Gibbons, Ashley M. A. Fehr, J. Claire Brantley, Kalli J. Wilson, Sherman A. Lee & W. Richard Walker. (2016) Testing the fading affect bias for healthy coping in the context of death. Death Studies 40:8, pages 513-527.
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R. David Hayward & Neal Krause. (2014) How Religious Doubt Moderates Depression Symptoms Following Older Adult Bereavement. Death Studies 38:4, pages 217-223.
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Jeffrey A. Gibbons, Jennifer K. Hartzler, Andrew W. Hartzler, Sherman A. Lee & W. Richard Walker. (2015) The Fading Affect Bias shows healthy coping at the general level, but not the specific level for religious variables across religious and non-religious events. Consciousness and Cognition 36, pages 265-276.
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Florian Jeserich. (2014) The Coherence Hypothesis: Critical Reconsideration, Reception History and Development of a Theoretical Model. Archive for the Psychology of Religion 36:1, pages 1-51.
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R. David HaywardMarta Elliott. (2010) Subjective and objective fit in religious congregations: Implications for well-being. Group Processes & Intergroup Relations 14:1, pages 127-139.
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Charles H. Hackney. 2010. Religion and Psychiatry. Religion and Psychiatry 343 360 .
R. David Hayward & Marta Elliott. (2008) Fitting in with the flock: Social attractiveness as a mechanism for well‐being in religious groups. European Journal of Social Psychology 39:4, pages 592-607.
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Matthias Basedau, Simone Gobien & Sebastian Prediger. (2017) The Ambivalent Role of Religion for Sustainable Development: A Review of the Empirical Evidence. SSRN Electronic Journal.
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