Parental Religious Socialization Practices, Connectedness With Others, and Depressive Symptoms in Late Life.
Parental Religious Socialization Practices, Connectedness With Others, and Depressive Symptoms in Late Life.
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10.1080/10508619.2011.638589
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2012
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Krause N
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Krause N
This purpose of this study is to examine two constructs that have been largely overlooked in the study of religious involvement among older people: parental religious socialization practices and feelings of connectedness with others. The data are from an ongoing nationwide survey of older people. Findings from a latent variable model that was designed to examine the two focal constructs provides support for the following relationships:(1) older people whose parents encouraged them to become more involved in religion are more likely to attend worship services; (2) older people whose parents promoted religious involvement and older individuals who attend church more often are more likely to report that they see a fundamental connection among all human beings; (3) older adults who feel more closely connected to others will be more likely to forgive people for the things they have done; and (4) older people who are more forgiving are likely to experience fewer symptoms of depression over time.
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