The relationship between education level and religiosity of Caucasian and African-American college students
by Kenison, Michael P., M.S., LAMAR UNIVERSITY - BEAUMONT, 2007, 44 pages; 1472535

Abstract:

The relationship between education level and religiosity of Caucasian and African-American college students was investigated to determine if religiosity declined as the level of educational attainment increased. It was hypothesized that African-Americans would display a higher degree of religiosity than Caucasians and that the level of religiosity would decrease for both races as their level of education increased. It was discovered that the main effects of race and academic classification were significant and the interaction of race and academic classification approached significance. Implications of the research are discussed.
 
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SchoolLAMAR UNIVERSITY - BEAUMONT
SourceMAI/ 48-02, p. , Jan 2010
Source TypeThesis
SubjectsAfrican American studies; Religion; Black studies; Social psychology; Educational psychology; Occupational psychology
Publication Number1472535
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