"To Err is Human, to Forgive, Divine": Religious Doubt, Psychological Well-Being and the Moderating Role of Divine Forgiveness [0.03%]
人会犯错，但能否宽恕却能体现神性：“宗教怀疑、心理幸福感和神的原谅所起的调节作用”
Laura Upenieks,Christopher G Ellison,Neal M Krause
Laura Upenieks
A significant amount of research to date has been done to study the effects of forgiveness on mental health and well-being, but less research has been conducted on divine forgiveness. The main purpose of the current study is to examine the ...
Transcendental Awe of God and Dimensions of Well-Being: Exploring the Mediating Role of Meaning in Life [0.03%]
对上帝超凡的敬畏与幸福感层面：探究生命意义的中介作用
Laura Upenieks,Neal M Krause
Laura Upenieks
Scholars have long speculated that experiencing awe-an emotional state where people believe they are in the presence of something grand-might be beneficial for well-being. We explore a manifestation of awe that is unique to religion-awe of ...
Changes in health status and frequency of attending religious services among medical inpatients with repeat admissions [0.03%]
反复住院的医疗患者的健康状况和参加宗教活动的频率的变化
Grace S Chung,Manuel J Diaz,Vineet Arora et al.
Grace S Chung et al.
Although frequent attendance at religious services is associated with healthier behaviors and improved health outcomes, this relationship is confounded to the extent that attending religious services requires and displays a certain degree o...
Exploring Religious/Spiritual Pathways between Practical Wisdom and Depression: Testing the Importance of The Divine Relationship in Later Life [0.03%]
探究宗教/精神路径在实践智慧和抑郁症之间的关系：测试神的人际关系在晚年生活中的重要性
Laura Upenieks,Neal M Krause
Laura Upenieks
The last several decades have witnessed the topic of wisdom gaining momentum in the field of positive psychology. In this study, we focus on the potentially important role of religion/spirituality, specifically beliefs about God, as a media...
Is the Relationship Between Religiosity and Filial Elder-Care Norms Declining? A Comparison Between Two Middle-Aged Generations [0.03%]
宗教性与孝道养老规范的关系是否在减弱？两个中年世代的比较
Woosang Hwang,Joonsik Yoon,Maria T Brown et al.
Woosang Hwang et al.
We investigated whether religiosity among middle-aged adults in the Baby Boom generation and Generation-X was associated with filial elder-care norms. The sample consisted of 720 Baby Boom and 520 Gen-X respondents participating in the Long...
Spiritual resilience: Understanding the protection and promotion of well-being in the later life [0.03%]
精神韧性：理解保护和促进晚年福祉
Lydia Manning,Morgan Ferris,Carla Narvaez Rosario et al.
Lydia Manning et al.
Spirituality is important to a large percentage of the older adult population and serves as a key factor of resilience. Using qualitative research, we conducted and analyzed interviews with 64 participants willing to discuss their experienc...
Religiosity and Well-Being among Older Jewish Israelis: Findings from SHARE [0.03%]
宗教性与老年犹太人以色列人的福祉：来自SHARE的发现
Howard Litwin,Ella Schwartz,Dana Avital
Howard Litwin
This study examined the correlates of religiosity among Jewish Israelis aged 50 and older. Based on the second wave of Survey of Health, Ageing and Retirement in Europe, the findings show that almost half the Jewish respondents never pray a...
Characterizing Change in Religious and Spiritual Identity among a National Sample of African American Adults [0.03%]
美国成人全国样本中非裔美国人宗教和精神认同变化的特征分析
Beverly Rosa Williams,Cheryl L Holt,Daisy Le et al.
Beverly Rosa Williams et al.
We explore changes in self-reported religious/spiritual identity in 313 African American adults over an average period of 2.5 years. Changes in religious and spiritual identity were reported by half of the participants and were associated w...
Religiosity among U.S Chinese Older Adults in Greater Chicago Area-Findings from the PINE Study [0.03%]
美国华人老年人宗教信仰的现状及影响--PINE研究结果解读
XinQi Dong,Manrui Zhang
XinQi Dong
Background: Religiosity influences health and well-being. We assessed religiosity among U.S. Chinese older adults. Methods: Data were d...
Helen K Black,Susan M Hannum
Helen K Black
We examined the concepts of aging, time, spirituality, and future care needs in four randomly selected informants from a group of 54 never-married childless older women. Using data from the Generativity and Lifestyles of Older Women (GLOW) ...