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Religion, Urbanization, and Affluence are Antecedents of Ecospirituality Across Cultures

2025-09-04

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<p>The idea that humanity and nature are spiritually connected—ecospirituality—is a core aspect of cultural and religious worldviews around the world. Sociocultural factors, like religion, urbanization, and affluence, are hypothesized to shape people’s spiritual connections with nature, yet there are no systematic cross-cultural surveys of ecospirituality that can speak to this hypothesis. Study 1 used a sample of...

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10.31234/osf.io/veq2k_v1
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