Does Religion Buffer the Effects of Discrimination on Distress for Religious Minorities? The Case of Arab Americans
Abstract
Religiosity is well documented as a coping resource that protects against the effects of discrimination on distress, but little is known about the utility of religious minorities’ religiosity. This study investigates if religious resources buffer the effect of discrimination on distress for Arab Americans and if that relationship differs based on religious minority status. Following the contours of the stress process model, I leverage data from...
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Title
Does Religion Buffer the Effects of Discrimination on Distress for Religious Minorities? The Case of Arab Americans
Published Date
Oct 3, 2018
Journal
Volume
9
Issue
2
Pages
171 - 191
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