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Our social groups heavily influence our perceptions
of others. This book analyzes nationally
representative data collected by the Gallup
organization for Baylor University s national study
on the values and beliefs of the American public to
explore associations between religious traditions
and social/generalized trust. Denominational
differences in characteristics such as theological
emphasis, network permeability, and volunteering, to
name a few, might impact members perceptions of
those outside their own congregation or
denomination. Thus, differences in how trustworthy
members of separate religious traditions (e.g.
Evangelical Protestant, Mainline Protestant, and
Catholic) perceive others to be are expected to show
support for the bridging versus bonding social
capital thesis. The perception of the
trustworthiness of Muslims will be the second
dependent variable analyzed, also with respect to
religious tradition differences, to show whether
differences in the perception of this more maligned
group (compared to people in general) emerge as
well. The analysis will be performed in SAS with
OLS and multinomial logistic regressions.
of others. This book analyzes nationally
representative data collected by the Gallup
organization for Baylor University s national study
on the values and beliefs of the American public to
explore associations between religious traditions
and social/generalized trust. Denominational
differences in characteristics such as theological
emphasis, network permeability, and volunteering, to
name a few, might impact members perceptions of
those outside their own congregation or
denomination. Thus, differences in how trustworthy
members of separate religious traditions (e.g.
Evangelical Protestant, Mainline Protestant, and
Catholic) perceive others to be are expected to show
support for the bridging versus bonding social
capital thesis. The perception of the
trustworthiness of Muslims will be the second
dependent variable analyzed, also with respect to
religious tradition differences, to show whether
differences in the perception of this more maligned
group (compared to people in general) emerge as
well. The analysis will be performed in SAS with
OLS and multinomial logistic regressions.