“…This low level of consideration of religious or spiritual variables is also common in the empirical studies of associated fields, psychiatry and nursing (Weaver, Flannelly, Flannelly, Koenig, & Larson, 1998). Finally, previous reviews investigating the emphases in community psychology's publications have considered affiliation of study participants and settings (e.g., school, medical, mental health center, work, university), however, they did not include consideration of religious settings or affiliations (Lounsbury, Leader, Meares, & Cook, 1980;Speer et al, 1992).…”