This article explores how religion, as a meaning system, influences coping with adversity
2005
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- This article explores how religion, as a meaning system, influences coping with adversity
- A model emphasizing the role of meaning making in coping is presented
- Findings indicate that associations between religion and adjustment vary across time since loss, and that these associations are mediated by meaning-making coping
- Implications for individual and societal well-being and suggestions for future research are discussed
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