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Developmental Themes Associated with Religious Activity After Early Return from a Latter-day Saint Mission
In the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, qualified young men are expected (and young women are given the option) to complete extended missionary service during the transition to adulthood. Some youth end their missionary service short of the anticipated duration, which is associated with
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