Adolescent Religion: A Developmental Approach

Adolescent Religion: A Developmental Approach

This paper examines the relationship between practice and internal religiousness (belief and experience) among adolescents. At ages 13–14 the influence of practice on internal religiousness was found to be greater than the reverse process. At ages 15–16 the influence of belief upon practice is great...

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Veröffentlicht in:Sociological Analysis 1982-01, Vol.43 (2), p.131-144
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Age groups
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Judaism
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Peer pressure
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Religiosity
Religious practices
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