Understanding the psychology of religion: the contribution of self-determination theory

Brambilla, Maria; Assor, Avi

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“…A fully internalized motivation is predicted to meet our needs of autonomy, relatedness, and competence, and so, motivation will be high to achieve any particular goal that is intrinsically adopted. Between the two approaches of externally and intrinsically motivated goals are different shades of external motivation that include externally regulated (based on external rewards and punishments), externally introjected (based on internal rewards and punishments), and externally identified (based on personal importance and conscious valuing; Brambilla & Assor, 2020).…”

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“…One potential missing piece in properly identifying a client's life goals that would be motivating for them is the identification of their personal values and worldview. Personal financial goals have been shown to be a function of personal values and worldview (Brambilla & Assor, 2020; Magee, 2014; Rohan, 2000; Selçuk & Valk, 2012). While the financial planning industry has slowly begun to recognize the need to incorporate client values into the goal‐setting process (a recent study found that 60% of polled financial planners clarified client values during their goal setting process; Anderson et al, 2023), there is no evidence that financial planning professionals are helping clients to identify their personal worldview as well.…”

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Way of life: A future research agenda for how worldviews impact financial attitudes and behaviors

Enete,

McDowell

2024

Fin Plan Rev

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The purpose of this paper is to provide a future research agenda to study how worldviews impact financial attitudes and behaviors. In addition, this paper will help operationalize many of the constructs associated with an individual's values and personal worldview. As a result of this research agenda, researchers and financial planners will move towards developing personal value and worldview identification tools that will help individuals more intrinsically adopt savings goals that help meet their life goals.

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Way of life: A future research agenda for how worldviews impact financial attitudes and behaviors

Enete,

McDowell

2024

Fin Plan Rev

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Features of Religiosity and Faith of Representatives of the “Information” and “New” Generations

Pishchik

Lobacheva

2022

Social Psychology and Society

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Objective. Comparison of the value bases of faith, objects of faith, belief in conspiracies, the level of religiosity among representatives of the “Information” and “New” generations.Background. If traditional values are destroyed, meaning is lost, there is an intergenerational gap, and religious institutions are in crisis, the problem of religious certainty for young generations arises. There is a lack of confidence in the younger generation, a gap between external and internal religiosity. The generational approach to the study of religiosity is poorly represented in research. It is highly relevant to study the features of religiosity and faith of representatives of generations in a transitive society.Study design. The study was conducted using a socio-psychological survey. The data were analyzed by factor analysis, methods for determining the significance of differences in indicators.Participants. Secondary school students (150 people, 53% girls and 47% boys from 14 to 17 years old) are the “New” generation; first-year university students aged 19 to 23 years (140 people, 50% girls and 50% boys) are the “Information” generation of Rostov-on-Don.Measurements. Method of measuring types of mentality; method of measuring values through fears; method of “Belief in a conspiracy”; scale of ranking objects of faith; questionnaire for measuring religiosity. The SPSS-20 application software package was used. to process the results.Results. In both groups, the innovative mentality prevails, archetypes are in the transition zone from tradition to innovation; the value of the “Mystical” is less pronounced in the “Information” generation; representatives of both generations believe more in miracles, God, Paradise and life after death; to a lesser extent — in UFOs, ghosts and witchcraft. Representatives of the “Information” generation believe more in political, food and pharmaceutical conspiracies. Representatives of the “New” generation believe more in information and food conspiracies. The “Information” generation believes that spirituality and faith are very important in life, but they do not adhere to any religious faith, they consider themselves spiritual. The degree of religiosity in both groups is weak, but prevails in the group of the “New” generation.Conclusions. There is a contradiction between the objects of faith, spirituality and religiosity. This indicates that the representatives of the studied generations have immature forms of religiosity.

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Examining the Subculture Phenomenon: An Application of the Counter-Alternative Method

Maltsev

2021

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In the context of contemporary society, a significant challenge in investigating subcultures, traditions, and religions lies in the divergence of opinions among the majority of scholars concerning the focal point of examination. There is a growing fascination with delving into these domains, leading to an escalating number of scholarly publications focused on investigating and comprehending diverse issues in this domain. Nevertheless, as the quantitative metrics rise, the disparities in evaluations of identical subjects among various researchers become conspicuous.

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Understanding the psychology of religion: the contribution of self-determination theory

Cited by 3 publications

References 43 publications

Way of life: A future research agenda for how worldviews impact financial attitudes and behaviors

Way of life: A future research agenda for how worldviews impact financial attitudes and behaviors

Features of Religiosity and Faith of Representatives of the “Information” and “New” Generations

Examining the Subculture Phenomenon: An Application of the Counter-Alternative Method

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