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Positive religious coping is characterised by "religious forgiveness, seeking spiritual support, collaborating religious coping, spiritual connection, religious purification, and benevolent religious appraisal", while NRC is defined by "spiritual discontent, punishing God reappraisals, interpersonal religious discontent, demonic reappraisal, and reappraisal of God`s powers" (Pargament et_al, 1998). Conversely, NRC has been shown in studies to contribute to a lower quality of life (Nolan et_al, 2012), high levels of depression and anxiety (Nurasikin et_al, 2013; Rosmarin et_al, 2013), and conflict with psychiatric treatment (Mohr et_al, 2006). The five-item measure of religiosity: the Duke University Religion . . .
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