Psychology of Religion and Spirituality

Papers
(The H4-Index of Psychology of Religion and Spirituality is 19. The table below lists those papers that are above that threshold based on CrossRef citation counts [max. 250 papers]. The publications cover those that have been published in the past four years, i.e., from 2022-06-01 to 2026-06-01.)
ArticleCitations
Acknowledgment85
Supplemental Material for The Questionnaire God Representations for Clinical and Scientific Use in the Context of Mental Health Care (QGR-17)42
Transcendent accountability amplifies the link between accountability to people and patience and courage in goal pursuit.39
The factor structure of the Duke University Religion Index: Continuing the conversation.38
Supplemental Material for Experiences of Sexual and Gender Minority Students at Traditionally Christian and Nonreligious Institutions of Higher Education37
Supplemental Material for A Longitudinal Study of Racism, Religion/Spirituality, and Health in a Nationwide Sample of Black Americans36
Seeing god in this place: God concepts are associated with impressions of religious places.36
The impact of diagnosis and religious orientation on mental illness stigma.32
The development of the Christian Views of Suffering Scale.31
Daily spiritual experiences and self-rated health in the midlife in the United States (MIDUS) study: Indirect effects via purpose in life.29
Supplemental Material for Between- and Within-Person Effects of Divine Forgiveness on Depression, Rumination, and Flourishing28
Spiritual transformation through pilgrimage: A grounded theory analysis of experiences in Taiwan, Japan, and Spain.28
The relationship between religious practices and beliefs and suicidal thoughts and behaviors among transgender and gender diverse adults.25
Supplemental Material for Plastic Piety: A Mixed-Methods Study of the Connection Between Religiosity, Cosmetic Surgery, and Body Image25
Supplemental Material for The Codevelopment of Contingent Self-Worth and Religious Engagement in U.S. College Students23
Supplemental Material for Psychological Functions of Religious Holidays Versus Nonreligious Vacation: Findings From a Series of Experiments About Shabbat21
Stressful events, stress level, and psychological distress: A moderated mediation model with secure attachment to god as moderator.21
Religious coping with interpersonal hurts: Psychosocial correlates of the brief RCOPE in four non-Western countries.20
Divine forgiveness and interpersonal forgiveness: Which comes first?19
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