ArticleJournal of religion and health2012
Religious involvement measurement model in a national sample of African Americans.
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- Religion and health in African Americans: the role of religious coping.American journal of health behavior · 2014Article
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- Positive and Negative Religious Beliefs Explaining the Religion-Health Connection Among African Americans.The International journal for the psychology of religion · 2014Article
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Abstract
This study examined the factor structure of a brief measure of religious involvement developed previously in research with African American women. Telephone interview methods were used with a national sample of both African American women and men (N = 2,370). Confirmatory factor analyses supported the distinction between religious beliefs and religious behaviors factors and indicated that the factor loadings were equivalent for women and men. Women reported higher levels of religious involvement than men. These results support the validity of this relatively brief instrument for assessing these two dimensions of religious involvement for both African American women and men.
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