Advances in the Psychology of Religion

Content: 
INTERNATIONAL SERIES IN EXPERIMENTAL SOCIAL PSYCHOLOGY, Page ii
Front Matter, Page iii
Copyright, Page iv
Acknowledgements, Pages v-vi
Introduction to the Series, Page vii, MICHAEL ARGYLE
Contributors, Pages ix-x
1 - Introduction, Pages 1-7, L.B. BROWN
2 - New directions in the psychology of religion, Pages 8-17, MICHAEL ARGYLE
3 - Religiously based differences in approach to the psychology of religion: Freud, Fromm, Allport and Zilboorg, Pages 18-33, BENJAMIN BEIT-HALLAHMI
4 - Social anthropology and the psychology of religion, Pages 34-51, PAUL HEELAS
5 - Psychology of religion as the study of the conflict between belief and unbelief, Pages 52-61, A. VERGOTE
6 - Religious states of mind: a reversal theory interpretation, Pages 62-75, MICHAEL J. APTER
7 - Non-experimental and experimental methods in the psychology of religion: a few thoughts on their implications and limits, Pages 76-112, JEAN-PIERRE DECONCHY
8 - An S—O—R model of religious experience, Pages 113-126, H. NEWTON MALONY
9 - Frame of reference as a prerequisite for the induction of religious experience through meditation: an experimental study, Pages 127-134, JAN VAN DER LANS
10 - Religious experience and its induction, Pages 135-150, DAVID HAY
11 - Social attitudes and religion, Pages 151-170, L.B. BROWN
12 - Personality and religion: theory and measurement, Pages 171-184, LESLIE J. FRANCIS
13 - Brotherly love or self-concern?: behavioural consequences of religion, Pages 185-208, C. DANIEL BATSON, PATRICIA A. SCHOENRADE, VIRGINIA PYCH
14 - Psychological and psychiatric studies of new religions, Pages 209-223, JAMES T. RICHARDSON
Name Index, Pages 225-232
Subject Index, Pages 233-234