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    A second look at religious orientation, social desirability, and prejudice.Ronald J. Morris, Ralph W. Hood & P. J. Watson - 1989 - Bulletin of the Psychonomic Society 27 (1):81-84.
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  2. Common threads: How to translate best practices into teaching.Ronald V. Morris - 1998 - Journal of Social Studies Research 22:11-18.
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    Intolerance of Ambiguity within a Religious Ideological Surround: Christian Translations and Relationships with Religious Orientation, Need for Cognition, and Uncertainty Response.P. J. Watson & Ronald J. Morris - 2006 - Archive for the Psychology of Religion / Archiv für Religionspychologie 28 (1):81-101.
    This study assessed the possibility that the Budner Intolerance of Ambiguity Scale can offer an ideologically biased understanding of religious commitments. In a large sample of university undergraduates , Budner Scale correlations with Religious Interest, Religious Orientation, Need for Cognition, and Response Uncertainty supported the conclusion that religion predicts an inability to cope with uncertainty. At the same time, however, special procedures were used to create new scales expressing a Christian Tolerance of Ambiguity by translating Budner Scale items into a (...)
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  4. Teaching social studies through drama: Student meanings.Ronald V. Morris - 2001 - Journal of Social Studies Research 25 (1):3-15.
     
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    Intolerance of Ambiguity within a Religious Ideological Surround: Christian Translations and Relationships with Religious Orientation, Need for Cognition, and Uncertainty Response.P. J. Watson & Ronald J. Morris - 2006 - Archive for the Psychology of Religion 28 (1):81-101.
    This study assessed the possibility that the Budner Intolerance of Ambiguity Scale can offer an ideologically biased understanding of religious commitments. In a large sample of university undergraduates , Budner Scale correlations with Religious Interest, Religious Orientation, Need for Cognition, and Response Uncertainty supported the conclusion that religion predicts an inability to cope with uncertainty. At the same time, however, special procedures were used to create new scales expressing a Christian Tolerance of Ambiguity by translating Budner Scale items into a (...)
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