Religiosity in relation to depression and well-being among adolescents – a comparison of findings among the Anglo-Saxon population and findings among Austrian high school students

Author： Wenger Sabrina  

Publisher： Routledge Ltd

ISSN： 1469-9737

Source： Mental Health, Religion & Culture, Vol.14, Iss.6, 2011-07, pp. : 515-529

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