Anondah Saide
Biographic Data
| ID | 72779 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Anondah Saide |
| GIVEN NAMES | Anondah |
| FAMILY NAME | Saide |
| SIGNATURE | SAIDE A |
| AFFILIATIONS | University of North Texas |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-8409-3464 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 10 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 5 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 10 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2017 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2025 |
| H-INDEX | 1 |
Loneliness and political intolerance: The moderating role of trust in news media
Sex Differences in Secularity in Iran
The qualitative study of declining religious influence in society, or secularization, has been conducted almost exclusively in Western societies. As a result, our theoretical understanding of the social psychological and institutional mechanisms driving sex differences in secularity are over-reliant on a relatively small subset of societies. In this study, one of the first of its kind, we examine the process of secularization amongst a sample of …
The New Nones: An Empirical Study of Dual Religious and Political Non-affiliation
While political scientists have investigated political non-affiliation and religious scholars have investigated religious non-affiliation, no work has yet examined the correlates of those identifying as both religiously and politically non-affiliated. Across two separate studies, we investigate the personality, social network, and cultural engagement correlates of political and religious non-affiliates. Some statistically significant effects foun…
Exploring the similarity between parents and children’s reality status judgments for god across three domains of religious experience
Asking God for Help: Children's Views on What to Pray for When
By the end of early childhood, children indicate that prayer is more effective than wishes or magic to prevent an unwanted, negative outcome from occurring. However, research has not yet delineated whether children would ask God to resolve a problem by changing the internal state of the person facing the problem (e.g., changing someone's desires or emotions) or changing the external state of the world (e.g., physical or biological change). The cu…
Does “Faith” in Science Correlate with Indicators of Well-Being: Evidence for Differential Effects by Gender
Religion has long been theorized to serve important functions for societies and individuals; specifically, as a source of knowledge about what is real and as a source of norms prescribing how individuals should behave. However, science and scientists appear to be playing an increasingly large role in public discourse. A majority of adults in the U.S. report interest in science and an increasing number are obtaining degrees in the sciences – more …
Perceptions of the Efficacy of Prayer and Conventional Medicine for Health Concerns
Racial dynamics underlying crime commission, emotionality, and last statements among executed offenders in Texas
We consider here whether African-Americans executed on death row in Texas are consequently (a) more likely to have committed economically-motivated secondary crimes during the commission of homicide/attempted homicide, and whether these inmates were (b) less likely to express being sorry in their final statements before execution. Our study revealed support for the following hypothesized patterns: Caucasian offenders used a greater number of sorr…
Socio-Cognitive and Cultural Influences on Children’s Concepts of God
The current study examined (a) the impact of religious socialization practices and parents’ concepts on the development of an abstract religious concept (i.e., God) in young children, and (b) whether or not children’s socio-cognitive ability moderates the relationship between their religious concept and sources of information about the concept. 215 parent-child dyads from diverse religious backgrounds (Protestant Christian, Roman Catholic, Muslim…
Do secular and religious social networks meet the same individual and societal needs
Research by Putnam and Campbell (2010), among others, seems to indicate that church-based religious social networks are larger and more conducive to happiness, volunteering, and charitable donating than secular social networks. Are those in church-based religious networks necessarily happier, more civically engaged and altruistic? If so, why? Herein, we call for focused research on the comparative structural differences between religious and secu…
Socio-Cognitive and Cultural Influences on Children’s Concepts of God
The current study examined (a) the impact of religious socialization practices and parents’ concepts on the development of an abstract religious concept (i.e., God) in young children, and (b) whether or not children’s socio-cognitive ability moderates the relationship between their religious concept and sources of information about the concept. 215 parent-child dyads from diverse religious backgrounds (Protestant Christian, Roman Catholic, Muslim…
Sex Differences in Secularity in Iran
The qualitative study of declining religious influence in society, or secularization, has been conducted almost exclusively in Western societies. As a result, our theoretical understanding of the social psychological and institutional mechanisms driving sex differences in secularity are over-reliant on a relatively small subset of societies. In this study, one of the first of its kind, we examine the process of secularization amongst a sample of …
The New Nones: An Empirical Study of Dual Religious and Political Non-affiliation
While political scientists have investigated political non-affiliation and religious scholars have investigated religious non-affiliation, no work has yet examined the correlates of those identifying as both religiously and politically non-affiliated. Across two separate studies, we investigate the personality, social network, and cultural engagement correlates of political and religious non-affiliates. Some statistically significant effects foun…
Do secular and religious social networks meet the same individual and societal needs
Research by Putnam and Campbell (2010), among others, seems to indicate that church-based religious social networks are larger and more conducive to happiness, volunteering, and charitable donating than secular social networks. Are those in church-based religious networks necessarily happier, more civically engaged and altruistic? If so, why? Herein, we call for focused research on the comparative structural differences between religious and secu…
Perceptions of the Efficacy of Prayer and Conventional Medicine for Health Concerns
Racial dynamics underlying crime commission, emotionality, and last statements among executed offenders in Texas
We consider here whether African-Americans executed on death row in Texas are consequently (a) more likely to have committed economically-motivated secondary crimes during the commission of homicide/attempted homicide, and whether these inmates were (b) less likely to express being sorry in their final statements before execution. Our study revealed support for the following hypothesized patterns: Caucasian offenders used a greater number of sorr…
Socio-Cognitive and Cultural Influences on Children’s Concepts of God
The current study examined (a) the impact of religious socialization practices and parents’ concepts on the development of an abstract religious concept (i.e., God) in young children, and (b) whether or not children’s socio-cognitive ability moderates the relationship between their religious concept and sources of information about the concept. 215 parent-child dyads from diverse religious backgrounds (Protestant Christian, Roman Catholic, Muslim…
Does “Faith” in Science Correlate with Indicators of Well-Being: Evidence for Differential Effects by Gender
Religion has long been theorized to serve important functions for societies and individuals; specifically, as a source of knowledge about what is real and as a source of norms prescribing how individuals should behave. However, science and scientists appear to be playing an increasingly large role in public discourse. A majority of adults in the U.S. report interest in science and an increasing number are obtaining degrees in the sciences – more …
Exploring the similarity between parents and children’s reality status judgments for god across three domains of religious experience
Asking God for Help: Children's Views on What to Pray for When
By the end of early childhood, children indicate that prayer is more effective than wishes or magic to prevent an unwanted, negative outcome from occurring. However, research has not yet delineated whether children would ask God to resolve a problem by changing the internal state of the person facing the problem (e.g., changing someone's desires or emotions) or changing the external state of the world (e.g., physical or biological change). The cu…
The New Nones: An Empirical Study of Dual Religious and Political Non-affiliation
While political scientists have investigated political non-affiliation and religious scholars have investigated religious non-affiliation, no work has yet examined the correlates of those identifying as both religiously and politically non-affiliated. Across two separate studies, we investigate the personality, social network, and cultural engagement correlates of political and religious non-affiliates. Some statistically significant effects foun…
Loneliness and political intolerance: The moderating role of trust in news media
Sex Differences in Secularity in Iran
The qualitative study of declining religious influence in society, or secularization, has been conducted almost exclusively in Western societies. As a result, our theoretical understanding of the social psychological and institutional mechanisms driving sex differences in secularity are over-reliant on a relatively small subset of societies. In this study, one of the first of its kind, we examine the process of secularization amongst a sample of …
Psychology (9 works) · Social Psychology (8 works) · Religion, Spirituality, and Psychology (7 works) · Religion and Society Interactions (5 works) · Developmental psychology (4 works) · Sociology (4 works) · Law (3 works) · Medicine (3 works) · Political science (3 works) · Child and Animal Learning Development (2 works)