Souls in Transition: The Religious and Spiritual Lives of Emerging Adults

By Christian A. Smith, P. Snell. 2009

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Subfields: Health

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1. Samuel Stroope
2. Scott Draper
3. Andrew L. Whitehead
4. P. Snell

Citations in the corpus

• Images of a Loving God and Sense of Meaning in Life (2013, background): “Distinguishing between different dimensions of religion has helped explain variation in life outcomes (Smith and Snell 2009), health risk behaviors (Nonnemaker et al.”
• Consumer Responses to Christian Religious Symbols in Advertising (2010, background): “Compared with prior generational age cohorts, emerging adults are more cynical (Smith and Snell 2009), less likely to believe most people are honest (Putnam 2000, p. 140), and less likely to believe the world is a welcoming place (Twenge 2006, p. 35).”
• Emerging Adult Civic and Political Disengagement: A Longitudinal Analysis of Lack of Involvement With Politics (2010, background): “Researchers generally acknowledge that religious service attendance is on average in decline among young and emerging adults (e.g., Rahn & Transue, 1998; Smith, 2009).”