We examined associations between two psychological constructs, analytic cognitive style
and the personality facet 'Openness to Experience', and several dimensions of religiosity:
religious affiliation, strength of faith and spiritual epistemology. In a relatively large (N=
1093), older community sample (M= 55.4 years), analytic cognitive style was associated with
a lower probability of affiliating with a religious denomination and a higher probability of
possessing strong religious faith. Overall, openness was also associated with a lack of …

Reports an error in" Reflective minds and open hearts: Cognitive style and personality
predict religiosity and spiritual thinking in a community sample" by Matthew Browne, Gordon
Pennycook, Belinda Goodwin and Melinda McHenry (European Journal of Social
Psychology, 2014 [Dec], Vol 44 [7], 736-742). In the original article, there was an error in the
second sentence of the abstract. The corrected sentence should read," In a relatively large
(N= 1093), older community sample (M= 55.4 years), analytic cognitive style was associated …