Many topics that scientists investigate speak to people's ideological worldviews. We report
three studies—including an analysis of large-scale survey data—in which we systematically …

At present, COVID-19 vaccines are widely available in the USA, but large proportions of the
American populace remain unvaccinated. One possible source of COVID-19 vaccine …

Awe is described as an a “epistemic emotion” because it is hypothesised to make gaps in
one's knowledge salient. However, no empirical evidence for this yet exists. Awe is also …

Science and religion are influential social forces, and their interplay has been subject to
many public and scholarly debates. The present article addresses how people mentally …

Background: The majority of research attention has been devoted to the link between
religiosity and suicide risk, and a considerable amount of studies has been carried out on …

It is commonly claimed that science and religion are logically and psychologically at odds
with one another. However, previous studies have mainly examined American samples; …

Science and its epistemology have been challenged by science-related populism—a variant
of populism suggesting that a virtuous “ordinary people,” and not allegedly corrupt academic …

The COVID-19 pandemic allowed for a naturalistic, longitudinal investigation of the
relationship between faith and science mindsets and concern about COVID-19. Our goal …

This study examined the negative associations between religiosity and analytic thinking and
defensiveness against secularism as a potential explanation. In 14 experimental studies …

Dialogue between religion and science is a necessity, because both of them can mutually
reinforce the sources of Islamic law. The astronomical approach in the study of hadith makes …