"Spiritual but not religious": Cognition, schizotypy, and conversion in alternative beliefs.
Cognition August 1, 2017 Aiyana K Willard, Ara Norenzayan 100 citations
The spiritual but not religious (SBNR) are a growing population in secularizing societies. Yet, we know little about the underlying psychology of this group or their belief profile. Based on an individual difference approach, we address this knowledge gap by comparing SBNR with religious and non-religious participants. In a sample of Americans (n=1013), we find that the SBNR differ from...