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Dyadic religious similarity

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  • Funder: Yonsei University
  • Humans1

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Depressive symptoms

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  1. Dyadic religious similarity lowers the risk of depressive symptoms in humans.

    “older couples with similar religious backgrounds showed higher levels of marital satisfaction than those without similar religious backgrounds, subsequently leading to lower levels of depressive symptoms”

    Humansn = 1,191

    Understanding the Interplay of Religion, Social Relationships, and Depressive Symptoms in Later Life: An Analysis of Dynamics in Individual and Dyadic Contexts

    Research on agingMar 3, 2024

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