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Based on analysis of 560 telephone interviews with randomly selected adults from the Akron, OH area, the results of this survey clearly demonstrate the importance of religion in accounting for the differences in quality of life, and the need to include multiple religiosity measures in assessing the impact of religion on well-being. Other Social Services Books 1993 – Coping with Severe Mental Illness: Families Speak Out 2006 – Geography of Naturopathic Physicians in the United States 2007 – Management Dilemmas in Catholic Human Service
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