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The Evolutionary Dynamics of Religion, Family Size, and Child Success
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Description: Offspring number, in modern environments, is inversely related to child success, yet children born to religious parents often flourish. Understanding how this occurs is of critical importance because it can show how religion impacts core biological processes. This Templeton funded project uses cross-cultural data from over 6,000 participants to test hypotheses about how religion influences reproductive decision-making and child success across cultures.
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Associations of parental religiosity with family size, kin support, alloparental care, and child outcomes in the United States and United Kingdom
Online survey of women in the US and the UK
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