The United States is home to approximately three million Muslim-Americans, a diverse and growing demographic group that has woven itself into the fabric of American life. Hailing from many regions around the world, Muslims in the U.S. are varied in racial and ethnic backgrounds …
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This study investigated religiousness as an outcome measure, the persistence of traumatic effects, health, and worldviews after 9/11. Previous research found that trauma could affect these variables. This investigation was a secondary data analysis of an analog comparative clini…
Calling has a rich history within several world religious traditions, particularly within Christianity. Via secularization of the construct, calling has become a mainstream, popular culture term that has garnered positive support among scholars and vocational psychologists. A re…
The researcher sought to explore the influence of family dysfunction-functionality, parent-child relationship, and religious values of parents, peer group influences and neighborhood disadvantage, relationship with church congregants and church program involvement upon the likel…
In the United States, nearly half of the undergraduate students who enroll in postsecondary education withdraw before completing their degree, leading to a variety of consequences that determine future success and quality of life. As researchers continue to examine the causes an…