A comprehensive review of a hundred years' research into the psychological origins and consequences of religion, a belief system based on the notion of a supernatural world, and religiosity - the degree of individual commitment to such a system.
A comprehensive review of a hundred years' research into the psychological origins and consequences of religion, a belief system based on the notion of a supernatural world, and religiosity - the degree of individual commitment to such a system.
Benjamin Beit-Hallahmi is Professor of Psychology at the University of Haifa, Israel
Inhaltsangabe
1. Defining Psychology, Defining Religion 2. Exceptional or Natural? Psychological Origins of Religion 3. Social Learning and Identity 4. Explaining Variations in Religiosity 5. Women and Religion 6. Consequences and Correlates of Religiosity 7. Conversion and Convert-Dependent Groups 8. Psychoanalysis and the Psychological Study of Religion 9. Secularization and the Persistence of Religion 10. Concluding Remarks: The New Psychology of Religion
1. Defining Psychology, Defining Religion 2. Exceptional or Natural? Psychological Origins of Religion 3. Social Learning and Identity 4. Explaining Variations in Religiosity 5. Women and Religion 6. Consequences and Correlates of Religiosity 7. Conversion and Convert-Dependent Groups 8. Psychoanalysis and the Psychological Study of Religion 9. Secularization and the Persistence of Religion 10. Concluding Remarks: The New Psychology of Religion
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