“…The SCSRFQ also correlates positively with a variety of R/S variables, including private and public religious behaviors, intrinsic religiousness, and positive religious coping, supporting the construct validity of SCSRFQ scores in particular samples (Freiheit et al, 2006; Plante, Yancey, Sherman, Guertin, & Pardini, 1999; Sherman et al, 1999; Sherman et al, 2001). The evidence for negative relations with anxiety and depression is mixed (Plante & Boccaccini, 1997a; Plante & Canchola, 2004; Plante, Saucedo, & Rice, 2001; Plante, Yancey, Sherman & Guertin, 2000; Plante et al, 1999; Sherman et al, 1999; Sherman, Simonton, Latif, Spohn, & Tricot, 2005). There is also mixed evidence on the relations between the SCSRFQ and demographic variables.…”