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  1. The perceived compatibility between a group’s religious/spiritual and “pro-science” belief systems is positively correlated with the health and well-being of the group’s members.Price, Michael E., Johnson, Dominic D. P. - Science and religion around the world: compatibility between belief systems ..., 2024 - 3 Variables

    While a growing body of research being conducted in Western societies suggests that both religious/spiritual (R/S) and so-called “pro-science” belief systems are correlated with better health and well-being, a widespread perception also exists that these two categories of belief systems are fundamentally incompatible. This article tests that perception. The authors finds that cross-culturally – and particularly outside of modern Western societies – it is largely incorrect. Rather, around the world individuals adhere to both R/S and pro-science belief systems at the same time, and often benefit from both of them.

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  2. In western societies, belief in a higher plan (BHP) and belief in science (BSci) tend to show significant negative correlation.Price, Michael E., Johnson, Dominic D. P. - Science and religion around the world: compatibility between belief systems ..., 2024 - 2 Variables

    While a growing body of research being conducted in Western societies suggests that both religious/spiritual (R/S) and so-called “pro-science” belief systems are correlated with better health and well-being, a widespread perception also exists that these two categories of belief systems are fundamentally incompatible. This article tests that perception. The authors finds that cross-culturally – and particularly outside of modern Western societies – it is largely incorrect. Rather, around the world individuals adhere to both R/S and pro-science belief systems at the same time, and often benefit from both of them.

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  3. In regions with higher levels of perceived compatibility between religious/spiritual and "pro-science" belief systems, level of belief in a higher plan (BHP) is positively correlated with physical and mental well-being.Price, Michael E., Johnson, Dominic D. P. - Science and religion around the world: compatibility between belief systems ..., 2024 - 3 Variables

    While a growing body of research being conducted in Western societies suggests that both religious/spiritual (R/S) and so-called “pro-science” belief systems are correlated with better health and well-being, a widespread perception also exists that these two categories of belief systems are fundamentally incompatible. This article tests that perception. The authors finds that cross-culturally – and particularly outside of modern Western societies – it is largely incorrect. Rather, around the world individuals adhere to both R/S and pro-science belief systems at the same time, and often benefit from both of them.

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  4. In regions with higher levels of perceived compatibility between religious/spiritual and "pro-science" belief systems, level of belief in science (BSci) is positively correlated with physical and mental well-being.Price, Michael E., Johnson, Dominic D. P. - Science and religion around the world: compatibility between belief systems ..., 2024 - 3 Variables

    While a growing body of research being conducted in Western societies suggests that both religious/spiritual (R/S) and so-called “pro-science” belief systems are correlated with better health and well-being, a widespread perception also exists that these two categories of belief systems are fundamentally incompatible. This article tests that perception. The authors finds that cross-culturally – and particularly outside of modern Western societies – it is largely incorrect. Rather, around the world individuals adhere to both R/S and pro-science belief systems at the same time, and often benefit from both of them.

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