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Religion ‘helps people exercise self-control’

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    • ANI Tags : religion, self control, regulation, study, long term goals Posted: Wednesday, Dec 31, 2008 at 1327 hrs
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    Religious beliefs and behaviours are capable of encouraging people to exercise self-control: Study.

    "By thinking of religion as a social force that provides people with resources for controlling their impulses (including the impulse for self-preservation, in some cases) in the service of higher goals, religion can motivate people to do just about anything," he added.

    The study will appear Psychological Bulletin.

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