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W. Wildman, Joseph A. Bulbulia, R. Sosis, U. Schjoedt
2020.4.2Religion Brain & Behavior
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A 2020 study explores the relationship between religion and the COVID-19 pandemic, suggesting that religious beliefs and practices may influence individuals' perceptions of the virus and their behavior during the pandemic.
Abstract
What does a virus have to do with religion? Well, more than you might think, and we are not referring to the transmission of religious ideas, which some have described using epidemiological models....
Citation format
WILDMAN, W., et al. Religion and the COVID-19 pandemic. Religion Brain & Behavior, 2020, 10: 115–117.