Psychology of Religion and Spirituality

Papers
(The TQCC of Psychology of Religion and Spirituality is 6. 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 2021-04-01 to 2025-04-01.)
ArticleCitations
“At its core, Islam is about standing with the oppressed”: Exploring transgender Muslims’ religious resilience.60
Acknowledgment27
Supplemental Material for Karma and God: Convergent and Divergent Mental Representations of Supernatural Norm Enforcement26
Supplemental Material for What Do Nonreligious Nonbelievers Believe in? Secular Worldviews Around the World25
Supplemental Material for To Believe or Not to Believe: Stereotypes About Agnostics25
Supplemental Material for The RSS-14: Development and Preliminary Validation of a 14-item Form of the Religious and Spiritual Struggles Scale25
Supplemental Material for Religion as an Embodied Practice: Documenting the Various Forms, Meanings, and Associated Experience of Christian Prayer Postures25
Supplemental Material for Beyond Beliefs: Multidimensional Aspects of Religion and Spirituality in Language25
Supplemental Material for Is Belief Priming Associated With Prosocial Intentions? Experimental Evidence From Turkey23
Supplemental Material for Meaning in Science as a Response to Existential Threat20
Religious/spiritual struggles and suicidal ideation in the COVID-19 era: Does the belief in divine control and religious attendance matter?19
Recycling, relatedness, and reincarnation: Religious beliefs about nature and the afterlife as predictors of sustainability practices.18
Meaning in science as a response to existential threat.16
Transcendent accountability amplifies the link between accountability to people and patience and courage in goal pursuit.15
Supplemental Material for Analytic Thinking, Religiosity, and Defensiveness Against Secularism: Absence of Causality15
Supplemental Material for Are Agnostics Associated With Immorality to the Same Degree as Atheists?15
Supplemental Material for The Questionnaire God Representations for Clinical and Scientific Use in the Context of Mental Health Care (QGR-17)15
Faith development as change in religious types: Results from three-wave longitudinal data with faith development interviews.14
Determinants of serving a mission: Senior volunteering among Latter-Day Saints.14
Sanctification of diverse aspects of life and psychosocial functioning: A meta-analysis of studies from 1999 to 2019.14
The impact of diagnosis and religious orientation on mental illness stigma.14
Beyond sectarian boundaries: Dimensions of Muslim Canadian religiosity and the prediction of sociocultural attitudes.14
Supplemental Material for Self-Symbolization Across Identity Goals: Polish Catholics Creating a National Poster and Lighting Votive Candles14
The minds of God, mortals, and in-betweens: Children’s developing understanding of extraordinary and ordinary minds across four countries.13
How do religious congregations affect congregants’ attitudes toward lesbian women and gay men?13
Religiosity and volunteering over time: Religious service attendance is associated with the likelihood of volunteering, and religious importance with time spent volunteering.12
Poker-faced and godless: Expressive suppression and atheism.12
Seeing god in this place: God concepts are associated with impressions of religious places.12
Spirituality, quality of life and frailty in community-dwelling adults ≥ 50 years.12
Religious identity and intersectional privilege: (A)symmetric biases in Christians and atheists are unaffected by prompts to consider religious and racial privilege.12
Call and response: A six-wave study of bidirectional links between religiosity and spirituality among Pakistani Muslims during Ramadan.11
In the valley of the shadow of death: The existential benefits of imbuing life and death with meaning.11
Religious stewardship and pro-environmental action: The mediating roles of environmental guilt and anger.11
Disbelief, disengagement, discontinuance, and disaffiliation: An integrative framework for the study of religious deidentification.11
Individual-level trajectories of religiosity during adolescence and their implications for purpose.11
The temporal relationship between religious motivations and purpose: A cross-lagged panel model approach.10
Religious and spiritual struggles around the 2016 and 2020 U.S. presidential elections.10
Effects of prayer frequency and orientations on distress and well-being: Cross-sectional and longitudinal evidence from Indonesian adults.10
On nudges from the unseen: Attributions to God and Satan for major historical events.10
Religiosity, spirituality, national narcissism, and prejudice toward refugees and sexual minorities in Poland.10
Differentiating personified, supernatural, and abstract views of God across three cognitive domains.10
Looks like it is not causal: Effects of activation of religiosity and spirituality on the contaminated mindware.9
The role of karmic beliefs in immanent justice reasoning.9
Of Christians, Jews, and Muslims: When gender is unspecified, the default is men.9
A mixed-methods study of communing with and complaining to the divine: Imagined conversations with god among undergraduates reporting religious and spiritual struggles.8
The language of religious and secular practices: A mixed method analysis.8
Fundamentalism as dogmatic belief, moral rigorism, and strong groupness across cultures: Dimensionality, underlying components, and related interreligious prejudice.8
Perceptions of psychedelic use by adults in the United States: Perceived psychospiritual benefits and risks, including spiritual struggles.8
Drawn to the light: Predicting religiosity using “God is light” metaphor.8
Supplemental Material for Perceptions of Psychedelic Use by Adults in the United States: Perceived Psychospiritual Benefits and Risks, Including Spiritual Struggles7
Karma and God: Convergent and divergent mental representations of supernatural norm enforcement.7
Religious meaning system and sense of self-dignity in the second half of life: The mediating role of wisdom.7
Supplemental Material for Religion and Well-Being: What Is the Magnitude and the Practical Significance of the Relationship?7
Supernatural operating rules: How people envision and experience God, the devil, ghosts/spirits, fate/destiny, karma, and luck.7
The correlates and effectiveness of partner-focused prayer: A meta-analysis of relational health.7
Afterlife beliefs among evangelical and mainline protestant children, adolescents, and adults: A cultural–developmental study in the U.S.7
Do peers mediate the association between religiosity and the alcohol use of Indonesian Muslim adolescents?7
Supplemental Material for In the Wake of Religious Conversions: Differences in Cognition and Emotion Across Three Religious Communities of an Indigenous Tribe in Malaysia6
Supplemental Material for Spirituality and Meaning-Making Across Contexts: Structural Topic Modeling of the Fetzer Spirituality Study in the United States6
Spiritual struggles and suicidal ideation in veterans seeking outpatient treatment: The mediating role of perceived burdensomeness.6
Supplemental Material for Religious Contingent Self-Worth in U.S. Christians: A Latent Profile Analysis6
Contemplative prayer during the COVID-19 pandemic: An exploratory analysis of the examen for life during COVID-19 among Christian participants.6
Beyond beliefs: Multidimensional aspects of religion and spirituality in language.6
Supplemental Material for Differentiating Personified, Supernatural, and Abstract Views of God Across Three Cognitive Domains6
Uniting and dividing influences of religion on parent–child relationships in highly religious families.6
Supplemental Material for The Temporal Relationship Between Religious Motivations and Purpose: A Cross-Lagged Panel Model Approach6
Finances, religion, and the FAAR model: How religion exacerbates and alleviates financial stress.6
Divine forgiveness and psychological health: The role of divine intervention.6
The factor structure of the Duke University Religion Index: Continuing the conversation.6
Stressful events, stress level, and psychological distress: A moderated mediation model with secure attachment to god as moderator.6
Supplemental Material for Multidimensional Religious Identity Predicts Muslim American Adolescent Mental Health, Well-Being, and Purpose6
Moral stereotypes, moral self-image, and religiosity.6
Effects of devotional prayer and secular meditation on cardiovascular response to a faith challenge among Christians.6
The experience of sacred moments and mental health benefits over time.6
Characterizing emotional memory for spiritual and religious doubt.6
Supplemental Material for Plastic Piety: A Mixed-Methods Study of the Connection Between Religiosity, Cosmetic Surgery, and Body Image6
Conversion motifs among Muslim converts in the United States.6
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