Although some indices of social pathology were associated with the proportion of Roman Catholics in the states in a 1980 data set, these associations were confounded by the association of the proportion of Roman Catholics with the proportion of Jews and the urban/wealth characteristics of the states.
Get full access to this article
View all access options for this article.
References
1.
BaileyW. T.SteinL. B.Jewish affiliation in relation to suicide rates. Psychological Reports, 1995, 76, 561–562.
2.
JoubertC. E.Catholicism and indices of social pathology in the states. Psychological Reports, 1995, 76, 573–574.
3.
LesterD.Patterns of suicide and homicide in America. Commack, NY: Nova Science, 1994.
