Satanic Ritual Abuse

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"Introduction

Argyle (1990) has defined the psychology of religion as a search for psychological explanations of the religious experience. The field also includes research attempting to determine the influence of the religious experience on a person's subsequent psychology.

According to Argyle (1990), some of the most studied areas of the psychology of religion include satanic ritual abuse, the conversion experience, and psychological states associated with the awareness of a sacred presence in nature, music, and mystical experience. Of interest in these studies is determining the effects of religious experience in terms of health, subjective well-being, and a sense of inner meaning. Or, conversely, as in the case of satanic ritual abuse, the focus of the research is on ..."

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