Religion and Life Satisfaction Worldwide: The Role of Government Regulation
This paper presents a cross-national test of the effects of personal religious identity and participation in organized religion on psychological well-being, and examines whether their effects vary as a function of the degree of government regulation of individual liberties in a given country. These...
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Sociology of religion
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