The relationship between intelligence and religiosity among 15–16-year-olds

Leslie J. Francis

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A sample of 711 15–16-year-olds completed the Francis Scale of Attitude toward Christianity and the Standard Progressive Matrices index of intelligence, together with information about paternal occupation. The data provide no evidence for a relationship, either positive or negative, between intelligence and religiosity.

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