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Psychological Functions of Prayer: Findings from a Series of Experiments Comparing Prayer to Self-Talk
Research on spiritual/religious practices has paid insufficient attention to the meaning-making frameworks distinguishing them from secular analogs. In three preregistered experiments, we tested whether increasing the salience of prayer among Jews affected felt security and positive and negative aff
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