The Content and Intensity of Our Religious Beliefs and the Form

question 148

True/False

The content and intensity of our religious beliefs and the form and frequency of our religious practices are structured by our morality and entirely separate from the society in which we live.

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Definitions:

Tacit Knowledge

People’s underlying and implicit beliefs about a task or an event.

Explicit Knowledge

Knowledge that can be articulated, codified, and communicated; it includes facts, information, and skills that a person can convey in a systematic and formal manner.

Spatial Updating

The processes by which individuals continually revise their mental representation of where things in the environment are with respect to their current location.

Demand Characteristics

Demand characteristics refer to the subtle cues or features in an experimental environment that may influence participants' behaviors or responses, thereby affecting the validity of the experiment.