In this article, we review the most recent empirical research about the psychology of religion
and intergroup prejudices based on race/ethnicity or religious identification. We highlight …

The implicit association test (IAT) is widely used in psychology. Unfortunately, the IAT cannot
be run within online surveys, requiring researchers who conduct online surveys to rely on …

Despite a general shift toward secularity, very few people of color in the United States
identify as atheist. Further, atheists of color are underrepresented in studies of atheists, and …

In Practicing Safe Sects F. LeRon Shults provides scientific and philosophical resources for
having “the talk” about religious reproduction: where do gods come from–and what are the …

Trust, a cornerstone of economic development, is promoted within religions. In a randomized
controlled trial, we examine how trust and trustworthiness vary across religions (Christianity …

Atheists are widely distrusted, but research has only recently begun to explore why. As
atheists and theists differ primarily regarding belief, we investigated US theists' basic beliefs …

Negative attitudes shape experiences with stigmatized conditions such as dementia, from
affecting social relationships to influencing willingness to adopt technology. Consequently …

The empirical study of fundamentalism has amassed a relatively large literature dating from
the early 20th century, with the last 20 years being most prolific. Yet, no recent effort has …

Much research demonstrates that people high in religiosity tend to be prejudiced against
value-threatening groups. Therefore, some researchers have suggested that people who …

Though advancement has been made pertaining to acceptance regarding interpersonal
sexual experiences during the last few decades, masturbation typically engenders feelings …