S. Hoogeveen, E. Wagenmakers, Aaron C. Kay, M. Elk
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Abstract
Compensatory Control Theory (CCT) suggests that religious belief systems provide an external source of control that can substitute a perceived lack of personal control. In a seminal paper, it was e...