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Religiosity
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A well-established finding in psychology is that religiosity and intelligence are negatively correlated. This means that, on , people who are more religious tend to score lower on intelligence tests, and vice versa. However, this does not mean that being religious makes you less intelligent, or that being intelligent makes you less religious. Correlation does not causation, and there are many factors that could influence this relationship. One possible explanation is that people who rely more on than on analytical thinking might be more likely to hold religious beliefs. However, this does not mean that religious people are irrational or that non-religious people are rational. There are many types and dimensions of religiosity, and some of them might have positive effects on cognitive and mental health. For instance, one form of religiosity that has been shown to against cognitive decline in older adults is church attendance. Going to church regularly might provide social and communal support, as well as cognitive , that could enhance brain function and prevent dementia.
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