Daily spiritual experiences and well-being among the nonreligious, spiritual, and religious: A bifactor analysis

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Hammer, Joseph H. and Ryan T. Cragun. 2019. “Daily Spiritual Experiences and Well-Being among the Nonreligious, Spiritual, and Religious: A Bifactor Analysis.” Psychology of Religion and Spirituality.

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