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Contents

• Cover
• Contents
• Acknowledgments
• Introduction
• References
• I. Part A: Conceptual &
• Methodological Perspectives
• Chapter 1 Religious Styles and Types: Studying Change and Development in Worldview and Faith
• Religious Change and Development - The Focus of Our Research
• Our Contributions in Three Areas of Investigation
• Deconversion
• Spirituality
• Faith Development over Time
• Convergencies: Dynamics and Processes in Personality Psychology
• The Current Formulation of the Structural‐Developmental Model of Faith Development
• Conceptual and Terminological Considerations
• Faith and Religion
• Considering 'Worldview'
• Conclusion
• Recent Clarifications of the Structural‐developmental Model of Styles and Types
• Summary of Religious Styles
• Structure and Structural Differences
• Type Construction
• Direction and Aim of Faith Development
• Logic of Development
• Dialog and Xenosophia
• Outlook: Wisdom and Faith Development - Convergent Perspectives?
• Chapter 2 A Common Core? Ideographic and Nomothetic Evidence for Mystical Experience in Relationship to Religious Styles &
• Types
• Faith Development in Dialogue
• Deconversion Revisited
• Mysticism and the Binary
• Expanding the Binary: Vertical &
• Horizontal
• Mysticism: Walter Stace &
• William James
• Positive Psychology and Faith Development
• William James and Faith Development Theory
• James, Faith Development, and Prejudice
• Faith Development and Second Naïveté: Style 3 &
• Style 5
• Faith Development: Depth vs. Breadth?
• A Closing Dilemma
• Chapter 3 Identity and Narrative across the Adult Life‑Span - Concepts and Methods for the Study of Worldview and Religion in Consecutive Autobiographical Reconstructions
• Mapping the Development of Faith across the Human Life‐Span.
• Religiosity and Worldview in Adult Development: From "Optimal Parallels" …
• … to Complex Trajectories: Stages, Styles and Dynamics
• Narrative and Identity Across the Adult Life Span
• Identity as development task of adolescence and beyond
• Narrative as life story and layer of personality
• Research Method: The Faith Development Interview
• "Interfaces" to current (narrative) approaches in Psychology
• Looking back on looking back: Double diachronicity
• Following Narrative Religious Identities or Worldviews
• Changing Narrative Religious Identities in Changing Social and Historical Contexts
• Chapter 4 Mixed‑Method and Longitudinal. Background and Profile of Our Research Design
• Methodological Background
• Pragmatism and Triangulation
• Mixed Methods
• Research Design
• General Features of our Research Design
• Qualitative, Idiographic Approaches to Triangulation
• Quantitative, Nomothetic Approaches to Triangulation
• Triangulation in our Research Design
• Case Example Carola
• Results on Psychometric Scales
• Findings of Structural Analysis
• Findings Narrative and Content Analysis
• Case Discussion and Conclusion
• II. Part B: Results of Quantitative Analyses Including Qualitative Data
• Chapter 5 The Six Aspects of Faith Development in Longitudinal Analysis
• Meaning and Measurement of the Six Aspects in the FDI
• Perspective‐Taking
• Social Horizon
• Morality
• Locus of Authority
• World Coherence
• Symbolic Function
• The Model of Development and the Hierarchy of Types
• Method
• Participants
• Measures
• Analytic Procedures
• Results
• Differential patterns of faith development
• Predictors of Faith Development
• Discussion.
• Stability and Change in Faith Development - Confirmation of a New Perspective without the "Structural Whole" Assumption
• Meaning of the Aspects - Conceptual Implications and Questions
• What Predicts Faith Development?
• Limitations
• Chapter 6 Religious or Spiritual? Text Analysis of the Free Entries in Defining Religiosity and Spirituality
• Data
• Analysis
• Word Frequency: What Words Define Religion and Spirituality
• 2‐grams: What phrases define religion and spirituality
• Topic modeling: Hidden factors in the definition
• LIWC: Dictionary approach
• Discussion
• Chapter 7 Network Analysis of Case Study Petra S.: A Mixed‑Methods Approach
• Coding Scheme
• Network Data
• Network Analysis
• Network Level
• Node Level
• Network Visualization
• Statistical Testing
• Network Level Analysis
• Node Level Analysis
• ERGM
• Interpretation of Network Connections
• Chapter 8 Predicting Deconversion. Concurrent and Cross‑Time Correlations in Three Samples
• Concurrent Correlations with Deconversion
• Cross‐wave Predictions of Deconversion
• Comparison of Results with the Deconversion Study
• Discussion of Results in Relation to Other Previous Research
• III. Part C: Longitudinal Case Studies-Qualitative Analyses Including Quantitative Data
• Chapter 9 Reconstructing Individual Trajectories across Time: A Short History and a Guide to Understanding the Case Studies
• Development of the Case Studies
• Case Studies in Mixed‐Methods Designs of the Research Program
• Capturing Complex Longitudinal Individual Trajectories.
• Types of Data, Types of Analysis: Working from Individual toward Typical Trajectories
• What Goes into Longitudinal Case Studies?
• How Research Questions Structure Case Studies: Introducing the Cases
• Chapter 10 Varieties of Non‑Belief in Young Adulthood. A Cross‑Cultural Comparison of Nadine and Isabella
• Selected Results from Survey Data
• Summary of Their Religious Styles and Types
• Early Religious Socialization and Search for Meaning
• 3.1 Nadine
• 3.2 Isabella
• Worldviews without a God
• 4.1 Nadine's Worldview
• Wave 1
• Wave 2
• Wave 3
• 4.2 Isabella's Worldview
• The Meaning of Life and Death
• 5.1 Nadine-Rational Considerations and Emotional Experiences
• 5.2 Isabella-The Beauty of the Universe and Questions of Ultimate Concern
• Comparison-Variations of Non‐Belief in Isabella and Nadine
• Chapter 11 "The Personal is always Connected to Society." The Pro‑Social Values of a Spiritual Atheist. The Case of Petra
• Changes in Survey Results
• Changes in Religious Styles
• Life Review: Secular Seeking
• Relationships: Autonomy and the Struggle with Trust
• Religion and Worldview: Science as Form of Faith
• Values and Commitments: The Impossibility and Striving for the Good Life
• Chapter 12 Varieties of Being Protestant in the USA and Germany-The Cases of Gisela and George
• Gisela
• Biographical Outline
• Selected Survey Results
• Summary of Gisela's Faith Development
• Gisela's Religiosity and Worldview-A Self‐Chosen Belief in the Love of God
• Narratives: Experiences of Enlightenment
• What Does Community Mean for Gisela?
• Morality and Tolerance-Finding the Core and Focusing on Fairness
• General Interpretation of Gisela's Religious Development -Triangulating the Data
• George.
• Summary of George's Faith Development
• George's Religiosity and Worldview-Fostering Connections to Others
• What Does Community Mean for George?
• George's Moral Perspective and his Approach to Tolerance
• General Interpretation of George's Moral and Spiritual Journey -Triangulating the Data
• Conclusion-Comparing Gisela and George
• Chapter 13 "It's the certainty that my faith reflects a reality that I can't see at the moment, but this is where I'm going" - The Impact of an Exclusivist Faith in Old Age. Comparison of Berthold and Heidemarie
• Changes in FDI Profiles
• Life Review: Finding Meaning and Healing through God
• Heidemarie: Turn to God to Find Community and Meaning
• Berthold: Turn to God as Rescue from a Difficult Childhood
• Comparison of Heidemarie and Berthold
• Relationships: God as Reliable Support and Divine Inspiration
• Heidemarie: Security in an Evangelical Identity
• Berthold: Relationship to God Provides Security and Divine Inspiration
• Religion and Values: Finding Certainty in Following Religious Teachings
• Heidemarie: The Word of God as Moral Certainty
• Berthold: The Catholic Church as Infallible Moral Guide
• IV. Part D: Conclusion
• Chapter 14 Longitudinal Mixed‑method Study of Worldviews and Religious Styles in the Adult Lifespan - Current Conclusions and Future Directions
• Updating the Typology of Trajectories in Faith
• The Cases-Selection and Overview
• Emerging Overarching Themes and Ways to Present One's Worldviews -An Idiothetic Approach
• Trust in Certainty and Doubt
• Dealing with Death and Dying
• The Meaning of Community.
• Perspectives on Morality.

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3-8394-7123-0

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