religion and the individual A LEVEL religious studies contemporary society religion and the individual 4.5 / 5 based on 3 ratings ? Religious StudiesPhilosophyA2/A-levelAll boards Created by: katie millerCreated on: 12-06-11 12:36 religion and the individual 1 of 4 effect of personality pratt (1924) personalities drawn to religion are those who are dominated by guilt and shame. allport 2 types of personality -> intrinsic= religion is very real and take belief seriously -> extrinsic= religion= means to an end ullman(1982) converts have childhoods affected by unhappy childhoods converts feel safe and secure with religion however, soon leave after a period of time 2 of 4 effect of gender tamminen(1994) christian- closer to god than men women=god=loving, comforting, forgiving. men=god=powerful,planning, contolling. lowenthal (2000) jewish&muslim men more religiously active christian&hindu women more religiously active erikson (1958) men= see god in the world women=see god inside themselves reich (1997) women value social aspect 3 of 4 EFFECT OF AGE argyle 2006 religious paricipation= high= 14 year =low = 15/16 years many return to parents religion later on in life. kuhlen and arnold 1944 belief in literal truth of bible 12y=79% 15y=51% 18y=34% belief in god 12y= 82% 15y= 78% 18y= 74% argyle "it is sometimes believed that the elderly possess some deep wisdom and dignity. from observation of the very old, this is not always the case." 4 of 4
Jung: supportive evidence - religion as promotion of personal and social mindsets arising from religious belief 0.0 / 5
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