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1996
Harley, Brian David . American and Western European Religiosity: An Analysis by Socialization, Social Class, and Life Course. Dissertation, Pennsylvania State University.
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2002
Scheepers, Peer,  Te Grotenhuis, Manfred,  Van der Slik, Frans . Education, religiosity and moral attitudes: Explaining cross-national effect differences. Sociology of Religion. 63, (2), 157-176.
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2002
Miller, Alan S.,  Stark, Rodney . Gender and religiousness: Can socialization explanations be saved?. American Journal of Sociology. 107, (6), 1399-1423.
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2003
Schneider, Barbara,  Rice, Holly,  Hoogstra, Lisa . Importance of Religion In Adolescents' Lives. Working Paper 03-09. Chicago, IL: University of Chicago, Sloan Center on Parents, Children, and Work.
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2003
King, Valarie . The influence of religion on fathers' relationships with their children. Journal of Marriage and Family. 65, (2), 382 -
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1996
Myers, Scott M. An interactive model of religiosity inheritance: The importance of family context. American Sociological Review. 61, (5), 858-866.
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2001
Schmidt, J.A. . Is religion good for kids? Religiosity, parent-child interaction, and adolescent outcomes in working families. Dutiful Occasions: Working Families, Everyday Lives, annual meetings of the Sloan Work-Family Centers. Ann Arbor, MI.
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2003
Smith, Christian,  Faris, Robert,  Denton, Melinda Lundquist,  Regnerus, Mark . Mapping American adolescent subjective religiosity and attitudes of alienation toward religion: A research report. Sociology of Religion. 64, (1), 111-133.
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2002
Stark, Rodney . Physiology and faith: Addressing the universal gender difference in religious commitment. Journal for the Scientific Study of Religion. 41, (3), 495-507.
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1999
Wilcox, W. Bradford . Religion and Parental Involvement: Product of Religious Commitment or American Convention?. American Sociological Association.
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2003
Wallace, J.M., Jr.,  Forman, T.A.,  Caldwell, C.H.,  Willis, D.S. . Religion and U.S. secondary school students: Current patterns, recent trends, and sociodemographic correlates . Youth and Society. 35, 98-125.
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2002
Wilcox, W. Bradford . Religion, convention, and paternal involvement. Journal of Marriage and Family. 64, (3), 780-792.
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1995
Miller, Alan S.,  Hoffmann, John P. Risk and religion: An explanation of gender differences in religiosity. Journal for the Scientific Study of Religion. 34, (1), 63-75.
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