Item Detail

ID
29809
Publication Type
Book
Language
English
Authors
Judd, Daniel K.
Title
Religion, Mental Health, and the Latter-day Saints
Publication Place
Provo, UT
Publisher
Religious Studies Center, BYU
Publication Date
1999
Pages
302
Abstract
This publication explores the relationship between religion and mental health—a highly debated issue among both social scientists and lay people. In this volume, research that has been conducted on members of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints was compiled. Fourteen studies are collected in this book, representative of the best of scholarship in the field. The studies suggest a clear, positive relationship between religion and mental well-being.
URL
https://rsc.byu.edu/out-print/religion-mental-health-and-latter-day-saints
Subjects
Health
Religiosity
Sociological studies
Women, religiosity
Cited By Count
3
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