I, E, Quest, and Fundamentalism as Predictors of Psychological and Spiritual Well-Being

Vicky Genia

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Religion, Spirituality, and Psychology Religion and Society Interactions Psychological Well-being and Life Satisfaction

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L'A. montre comment l'attrait social et le fondamentalisme religieux peuvent etre des elements moderateurs des relations entre orientation religieuse et les mesures de sante spirituelle et psychologique. Dans les multiples analyses regressives, la religion intrinseque emerge comme facteur puissant de sante psychospirituelle. Le fondamentalisme ne joue pratiquement aucun role dans le bien-etre spirituel ou psychologique. La quete religieuse n'entre pas en correlation avec le fondamentalisme ou l'attrait social

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