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First published 1980-6

Some Indices of Existential Confrontation from a Sample of Maximum Security Inmates

Patrick C. Thauberger, Jack Davis, John F. Cleland

Perceptual and Motor Skills

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First published 2024-7

A queer kind of dwelling: Digital throwness and existential security among sexual minorities in Russia

Matilda Tudor

New Media & Society

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First published 2016-6

Ebola as an Existential Threat? Experimentally-Primed Ebola Reminders Intensify National-Security Concerns among Extrinsically Religious Individuals

Daryl R. Van Tongeren, Joshua N. Hook, Don E. Davis [...]

Journal of Psychology and Theology

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First published 2019-1

Religiousness and existential insecurity: A cross-national comparative analysis on the macro- and micro-level

Franz Höllinger, Johanna Muckenhuber

International Sociology

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First published 2011-8

A Cross-National Test of the Uncertainty Hypothesis of Religious Belief

Nigel Barber

Cross-Cultural Research

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First published 2017-7

An Assessment of Existential Worldview Function among Young Women at Risk for Depression and Anxiety—A Multi-Method Study

Christina Sophia Lloyd, Britt af Klinteberg, Valerie DeMarinis

Archive for the Psychology of Religion

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First published 2016-4

Cognitive Existentialism and the Global Politics of State Survival: The Nigeria/Cameroun Bakassi Conflict

Sylvanus Idahota Ebohon

Journal of Asian and African Studies

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First published 2013-2

Country Religiosity Declines as Material Security Increases

Nigel Barber

Cross-Cultural Research

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First published 2023-3

THE U.S. WITHDRAWAL,TALIBAN TAKEOVER,AND ONTOLOGICAL (IN)SECURITY IN AFGHANISTAN

Thomas Ameyaw-Brobbey

World Affairs

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First published 2017-12

Religious Change over the Generations in an Extremely Secular Society: The Case of Sweden

Magnus Hagevi

Review of Religious Research

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