Religion and spirituality have frequently been associated with mental health and well-being.
However, inconsistent results suggest that there may be mediating factors. God�…

Relationships between religiousness and psychological health are well established. The
primary purpose of this study was to investigate whether perceived relationship with God (ie�…

An outgrowth of research has established an association between attachment to God
dimensions and psychosocial indices. There has been a dearth of studies, however�…

Context: Results of meta-analyses show weak associations between religiosity and well-
being, but are based on divergent definitions of religiosity. Objective: The aim of this meta�…

Research suggests that religion and spirituality generally correlate positively with various
aspects of mental health, although mediators remain unclear. We explored whether�…

This study addresses two issues. The first is to identify the aspects of religious life that are
associated with benevolent images of God including denominational affiliation�…

This paper investigated whether perceived God support would mediate the negative
relationship between religiosity and psychological distress. 253 Evangelical Christians�…

ABSTRACT A wealth of research links both adult attachment and God attachment to
psychological well-being. The purpose of the studies presented here was to examine�…

Previous religion/spirituality (R/S) research on attachment to God and mental well‐being has
relied entirely on linear models. Scholars, however, have called for more nuanced analysis�…

Research on the relationship between belief in God and mental health is scarce and often
limited to comparing group differences in mental health across various self-reported�…