Results of regression analyses showed that religious coping accounted for significant unique variance in measures of adjustment (stress-related growth, religious outcome, physical health, mental health, and emotional distress) after controlling for the effects of demographics and global religious measures (frequency of prayer, church attendance, and religious salience).
Some of those people might argue the fact that Karl Chambers is alive but in prison today is the best religious outcome.
In contrast with the United States, where the percentage of voters in a constituency who identify as "Christian", especially evangelical Christian, is highly predictive of the voting outcome, religious identification in the UK not as prognostic.
Linear regression was used to examine associations between religious predictors and outcome variables (manic symptoms, depression, QoL), controlling for sociodemographic variables.
Impact of religious attendance on psychosocial outcomes for individuals with traumatic brain injury: A NIDILRR funded TBI Model Systems study.
"It's easy to get pigeonholed, to have readers expect conservative religious perspectives and predictable outcomes," said Ms. Stokes, the novelist, whose previous nine books were sold through the CBA market.
This could occur if recruiters link religious closenesses with economic outcomes in a differential manner.
It consists of volumes that are based on multi-methodological approaches, provide quantitative and qualitative forms of analysis, and advance the understanding of the intersection between religion and health beyond the correlation of religious belief and health outcomes.
Indeed, Sloan et al. [ 85] noted a weak and inconsistent association between health outcomes and religious practices.
However, the effect of spiritual or religious beliefs on treatments and outcomes remains controversial [ 45].
