The cognitive foundations of religiosity by Whitehouse, H

Modes of religiosity at Çatalhöyük by Whitehouse, H, Hodder, I

Origen's Celsus and imperial Greek religiosity by Morgan, T

Religiosity and resource allocation in Marajó, Brazil by Cohen, E, Baimel, A, Purzycki, BG

The religiosity gender gap in 14 diverse societies by Vardy, T, Moya, C, Placek, CD, Apicella, CL, Bolyanatz, A, Cohen, E, Handley, C, Kundtova Klocova, E, Lesorogol, C, Mathew, S, McNamara, SA, Purzycki, BG, Soler, M, Weigel, JL, Willard, AK, Xygalatas, D, Norenzayan, A, Henrich, J, Lang, M, Atkinson, QD

“…Scholars of religion have long sought to explain the persistent finding that women tend to report greater religiosity than men. However, the size of this “gender gap” may depend on the measure of religiosity employed, the religious tradition being sampled, and socio-demographic factors. …”

Religiosity and religious attendance as factors in wellbeing and social engagement by Dunbar, R

“…The results suggest that religiosity and attendance at religious services most strongly affect engagement with the local community and through that the numbers of friends someone has, as well as the level of trust in the local community and bondedness with friends and family. …”

Religious diversity reconsidered: local religious contexts and individual religiosity by Lim, C, De Graaf, ND

“…Focusing on Protestants, Catholics, and non-affiliated, the analysis reveals that although religious diversity, especially the share of the religious outgroup, tends to be associated negatively with an individual’s religious involvement, there are important differences in how religious diversity is related to religiosity among different religious groups including Protestants and Catholics. …”

Piety in a Secular Society: Migration, Religiosity, and Islam in Britain by Lewis, V, Kashyap, R

“…While in the American context religion is seen to facilitate immigrant incorporation by providing both spiritual and socioeconomic resources, in Europe high levels of religiosity are theorized as a barrier for immigrant incorporation into the secular mainstream. …”

Family versus school effect on individual religiosity: Evidence from Pakistan by Bano, M, Ferra, E

“…This paper presents an empirical analysis of the impact of school type on students’ levels of religiosity. We use a new dataset on female students of registered madrasas (Islamic schools) and secular schools from urban parts of Pakistan. …”

The cultural morphospace of ritual form: examining modes of religiosity cross-culturally by Atkinson, Q, Whitehouse, H

“…Ethnographic, historical, archaeological and experimental work suggests the existence of two basic clusters of ritual dynamics or 'modes of religiosity' - a low-frequency, high-arousal cluster linked to the formation of small cohesive communities (imaginistic mode) and high-frequency, low-arousal cluster associated with larger, more centralized social morphology (doctrinal mode). …”

Canvassing the faithful: Image, agency and the lived religiosity of devotion to the divine mercy by Garnett, E, Harris, A

Immanent power and empirical religiosity conversion of the Daimyo of Kyushu, 1560–1580 by Strathern, AL

“…These conversions are analysed here in the light of the relevance of ‘empirical religiosity’: the tendency to alter religious commitments and ritual practices according to their perceived efficacy in bringing about this-worldly outcomes. …”

Modes of religiosity: towards a cognitive explanation of the sociopolitical dynamics of religion by Whitehouse, H

A many-analysts approach to the relation between religiosity and well-being by Hoogeveen, S, Sarafoglou, A, Aczel, B, Aditya, Y, Alayan, AJ, Allen, PJ, Altay, S, Alzahawi, S, Amir, Y, Anthony, F-V, Appiah, OK, Atkinson, QD, Baimel, A, Balkaya-Ince, M, Balsamo, M, Banker, S, Bartos, F, Becerra, M, Beffara, B, Beitner, J, Bendixen, T, Berkessel, JB, Berniunas, R, Billet, MI, Billingsley, J, Bortolini, T, Breitsohl, H, Bret, A, Brown, FL, Brown, J, Brumbaugh, CC, Buczny, J, Bulbulia, J, Caballero, S, Carlucci, L, Carmichael, CL, Cattaneo, MEGV, Charles, SJ, Claessens, S, Panagopoulos, MC, Costa, AB, Crone, DL, Czoschke, S, Czymara, C, D'Urso, ED, Dahlstrom, O, Dalla Rosa, A, Danielsson, H, De Ron, J, de Vries, YA, Levy, N

“…The relation between religiosity and well-being is one of the most researched topics in the psychology of religion, yet the directionality and robustness of the effect remains debated. …”

The Einstein effect: global evidence for scientific source credibility effects and the influence of religiosity by Hoogeveen, S, Haaf, JM, Bulbulia, JA, Altay, S, Bendixen, T, Berniūnas, R, Kavanagh, C, Levy, N, Turpin, H

“…We found a robust global source credibility effect for scientific authorities, which we dub ‘the Einstein effect’: across all 24 countries and all levels of religiosity, scientists held greater authority than spiritual gurus. …”

The role for simulations in theory construction for the social sciences: case studies concerning divergent modes of religiosity by Whitehouse, H, Kahn, K, Hochberg, M, Bryson, J

“…In this article we demonstrate the benefits of simulating the predictions of a well-known theory in the Cognitive Science of Religion, the theory of Divergent Modes of Religiosity. Many of these predictions have already been tested against contemporary and longitudinal evidence, using the methods of both qualitative case study and large-scale survey, and some of the mechanisms responsible for the patterns observed have been investigated by means of controlled experiments. …”

The future of secular law in Spain: a model based on the evolution of religiosity and religious influence on law by Garciandía Igal, D

“…<p>This article analyzes how the evolution of religiosity will affect the secularity of Spanish law. …”

Religiosity, secular participation, and cultural socialization: a case study of the 1933-1942 Urban English Cohort by McAndrew, S, Richards, L

“…We model the association between religiosity and secular cultural and social participation for this cohort in 1957, then examine how cultural socialization in childhood relates to religiosity in their later adulthood using surveys fielded between 2005 and 2007. …”

"Da fügte es der Himmel oder der Zufall". Religiöses Wissen bei Adalbert Stifter by Stocker, F

Which societies provide a strong religious socialization context? Explanations beyond the effects of national religiosity by Müller, T, De Graaf, N, Schmidt, P

“…Previous research has shown that parents’ religiosity matters less for the transmission of religious beliefs in devout than in secular nations, implying smaller costs of religious socialization. …”