Tag: Adolescent religiosity


Adolescent Faith: Navigating the Search for Meaning

Adolescent Religiousness: Conceptual Foundations and Developmental Trajectories Adolescent religiousness represents a critical and complex area of psychological inquiry, focusing on how young individuals adopt, adapt, or reject the spiritual and institutional beliefs inherited from their families and cultures. This period, spanning roughly ages 10 to 25, is characterized by profound cognitive maturation and the intense […]

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Adolescent Religiosity: Navigating Faith and Identity

Adolescent Muslim Religiosity: An Examination of Psychosocial Development and Identity Formation The study of adolescent Muslim religiosity represents a critical area within developmental and social psychology, offering profound insights into how faith influences identity, behavior, and mental well-being during a pivotal life stage. Adolescence, typically defined as the period spanning ages 10 to 24, is […]

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