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1 sty 2022 · Abstract. We describe the theoretical and methodological contributions of a cultural and developmental approach to the study of religious belief and behavior. We focus on how the study of...
22 lip 2019 · After a concise review of the literature on religious development, this paper draws from the sociocultural perspective and illustrative examples of lived experiences to frame young children’s religious participation and gives particular consideration to religious minorities.
23 mar 2015 · The chapter also reviews research regarding religion, spirituality, and positive development in children and adolescents and examines the psychological mechanisms by which religion and spirituality may be a resource or detriment to young people.
We explore how parents’ religious attendance (for fathers, mothers, and couples) and the household religious environment (parent–child religious discussions, spousal conflicts over religion) influence child development among third-graders.
23 sty 2021 · Cultural psychology has raised awareness of religiosity, spirituality, and secularism in people’s psychological lives. This article takes a cultural-developmental approach by examining the development of religiosity, spirituality, and secularism among culturally diverse adolescents.
religious and cultural values, empathic attitudes, and ethical behavioral patterns, with these being expanded on during ages 3 to 6 years (the second part of the first phase). Cognitively, creation of mind, the development of language, and the formation of consciousness and self-awareness are based on many basic cultural elements (as
Relational Cultural Theory proposes that the family and religious community interactions that occur cause a child to develop their relational images in a certain way. If these interactions are not positive connections, then the child may develop struggles with anxiety.
