Secular, but not Religious, Coping Predicts Self-Control
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Poncelet, Tara L.
Schultz, Gretchen
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In psychological terms, most Americans believe that relgious beliefs afford greater ability to regulate and control behavior. This study tested a common assumption that religious beliefs enable a person to resist temptation, do what's right, and persist through difficult times.
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University of Wisconsin--Eau Claire Office of Research and Sponsored Programs.