Assessing the Relationship Between Religious Involvement and Health Behaviors.

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Assessing the Relationship Between Religious Involvement and Health Behaviors.

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Kenneth I Pargament

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Peter C Hill

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Robert Emmons

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278-284

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scholarly article

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10.1177/1090198116655314

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Neal Krause

Gail Ironson

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2016-07-07T00:00:00Z

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