Journal for the Scientific Study of Religion, 22(4), 340-352.
What does JSSR stand for?
JSSR stands for Journal for the Scientific Study of Religion
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- Jerusalem School of Synoptic Research (est. 1985; Israel and US)
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- Japan Society of Sport Sociology (est. 1991)
- Java Script Style Sheet
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Journal for the Scientific Study of Religion, 18, 401-411.
a study in the Journal for the Scientific Study of Religion by C.
As discussed in the Journal for the Scientific Study of Religion (1995) by Gary Leak and Brandy Randall, "individuals who score high on the RWA scale are prone to aggress against unpopular or unconventional groups, feel morally superior and self-righteous, possess a mean-spiritedness that is coupled with vindictiveness and a `secret pleasure' when others experience misfortune, and appear prejudiced toward out-groups.
Given the acceptance of the studies by both the Journal for the Scientific Study of Religion and the American Sociological Association, those questions deserve attention.
JOURNAL FOR THE SCIENTIFIC STUDY OF RELIGION Desmond, S.
Mark Chaves of Notre Dame published his findings last month in the Journal for the Scientific Study of Religion.