Infusing community psychology and religion: Themes from an Action-Research project in Jewish identity development

Jeffrey S. Kress · Maurice J. Elias

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The authors discuss areas of infusion between community psychology and religion. These areas are organized around themes which have played a major role in the authors' work with an emerging line of action-research in the area of Jewish identity development. Among these themes is the importance of viewing religious identity development as contextually-bound, and a meaningful aspect of identity formation, coping, and social competence. © 2000 John Wiley & Sons, Inc.

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