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Julie E. Yonker2016

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Primed analytic thought and religiosity: The importance of individual characteristics.

Julie E. Yonker · Laird R. O. Edman · James Cresswell · Justin L. Barrett

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Published2016-08-09

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ISSN-L1941-1022

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