Does Meaning Motivate Magical Thinking Among Theists and Atheists?

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RT @easpinfo: ** New Research Article ** by Taylor A. Nelson, Andrew A. Abeyta and Clay Routledge — Does Meaning Motivate Magical Thinking…

** New Research Article ** by Taylor A. Nelson, Andrew A. Abeyta and Clay Routledge — Does Meaning Motivate Magical Thinking Among Theists and Atheists? #spps_journal @SAGEpsychology @andrewabeytaPhD @clayroutledge https://t.co/FlBGSdOCE3 https://t.co/HXn…

RT @byrd_nick: "need for meaning was a significant predictor of magical ideation and beliefs, particularly among atheists." (N = 518 adults…

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