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Description
Religiosity is favorably associated with various markers of self-control. What is lacking,
however, is evidence showing that aspects of religiosity actually cause improvements in self-
control. Using rigorous scientific methods, this proposal seeks to establish a program of
research that will test whether religious cognition promotes self-control. By showing a causal
relationship between religiosity and self-control, this program of research will have the capacity
to enhance understanding of how and why religiosity influences so many aspects of human
social life.
Status | Finished |
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Effective start/end date | 8/1/09 → 7/31/12 |
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