The empirical ties between religious motivation and altruism in foster parents: implications for faith-based initiatives in foster care and adoption

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• who: Michael Howell-Moroney from the Division of Public and Nonprofit Administration, University of Memphis, McCord Hall have published the paper: The Empirical Ties between Religious Motivation and Altruism in Foster Parents: Implications for Faith-Based Initiatives in Foster Care and Adoption, in the Journal: Religions 2014, 5, 720-737 of 31/07/2014
• what: These are the only nationally representative data of current and former foster parents, so for the purposes of this study, these data are the best the authors have available for the research questions posed here. Just over 79% of religiously . . .
  

   

  

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