PMID: 8440497Feb 1, 1993Paper

Gender and age differences in religiosity among black Americans

The Gerontologist
J S Levin, R J Taylor

Abstract

Gender and age differences were examined in over a dozen religious indicators using cross-sectional data from the National Survey of Black Americans (N = 2,107). Although both genders manifested moderate to high levels of organizational, nonorganizational, and subjective religiosity, black women significantly exceeded black men in levels of religiosity at all ages, even when controlling for the effects of education, marital and employment status, region, urbanicity, and health satisfaction.

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