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Query, J.M.N. (1985). Comparative admission and follow-up study of American Indians and whites in a youth chemical dependency unit on the North Central Plains. International Journal of the Addictions, 20, 489-502. (6-month prospective cohort study of all young people (ages 10-23) admitted to the Youth Chemical Dependency Center at the North Dakota State Hospital during a 15 month period (n=96 of 134 admissions); 70% not really involved with any religion at all, and the majority participate in religious ceremonies less than once a year which are almost always special events such as marriages) (actual percentages not given) (did not mention effects of religious involvement on outcomes 6 months later) (no statistical correlations)
Quiles, Z. N., Bybee, J. (1997). Chronic and predispositional guilt: relation to mental health, prosocial behavior, and religiosity. Journal of Personality Assessment, 69, 104-126
