Making Secular and Religious Attributions: The Availability Hypothesis Revisited

Michael B. Lupfer · Stephen J. De Paola · Karla F. Brock · Lu Clement

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Le sondage qui a ete opere sur un echantillon de 202 sujets, cherche a evaluer les conditions qui poussent ces gens a mettre en avant des causes religieuses plutot que profanes. Ces 202 personnes adherent de facons differentes aux preceptes du christianisme conservateur. Les auteurs leur ont donne des vignettes dont la figure centrale est soit un agent religieux (Dieu, Satan), soit un agent profane (chance). En general, les attributions profanes ont ete plus souvent citees que les religieuses. Les resultats de ce sondage entrent dans le cadre plus large de lavailability hypothesis

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