At present, COVID-19 vaccines are widely available in the USA, but large proportions of the
American populace remain unvaccinated. One possible source of COVID-19 vaccine …

Background: There is a growing awareness of religiosity and/or spirituality (R/S) as a
possible resource in co** with cancer. Gender differences in religious co** have not yet …

A vast literature suggests favorable links between religiosity and mental health. Yet, the
concept of “mattering” is an underexplored concept in the sociology of religion. Using a …

Prior research has found that different aspects of religion (such as service attendance and
fundamentalism) have significant and varying effects on public attitudes about immigration …

A vast body of research shows largely positive associations between religiosity/spirituality
(R/S) and positive well‐being outcomes. Such research has examined religious …

Although biblical literalism is one of the most powerful ideological indicators of religiousness
in the sociological study of religion, we know very little about its role vis-à-vis mental health …

We examine an understudied connection between religion and sexuality: beliefs about the
reality of supernatural evil (Satan, hell, and demons). After controlling for multiple other …

Recent scholarship has identified a growing mental health crisis among scientists and those
in academia more generally. This study draws from nationally representative survey data …

Objectives: Research suggests that religious/spiritual (R/S) matters take on increasing
importance in later life and tend to be favorably associated with mental health, but religious …

This study examines how interpersonal conflict at work is associated with worker well‐being
in Singapore. More importantly, it assesses how this association is contingent upon belief in …