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**Deadline stage 1: December 22nd, 2020** **Deadline stage 2: February 28th, 2021** Email: manyanalysts.religionhealth@gmail.com **What is the idea?** We invite researchers to answer two theoretically relevant research questions by analyzing a recently collected dataset on religion and well-being (N=10,535 from 24 countries). \ **Who can participate?** Researchers at all levels are welcome (PhD student to full professor); you can sign up individually or as a team. Extensive methodological or topical knowledge is not a prerequisite. \ **What are the research questions?** 1) Do religious people report higher well-being? 2) Does the relation between religiosity and well-being depend on how important people consider religion to be in their country (i.e., perceived cultural norms of religion)? \ **What do we offer?** Co-authorship for the entire analysis team on the paper.\ **What do we want from you?** We ask you to propose and conduct an analysis to answer the two research questions, following a 2-stage process. In the first stage you receive all study information and propose an analysis. In the second stage, you execute the proposed analysis and complete a short survey summarising your results. \ **What do we provide?** To make the experience as comfortable as possible, we will provide a clean dataset + documentation. Specifically, we will share the original questionnaire, a data documentation file, some short theoretical background (stage 1) and the preprocessed data (reverse-scaled etc.; stage 2). You can already access the project information here: http://bit.ly/MARPinfo \ **When do we need you?** You can sign up right away http://bit.ly/MARPsignup. The first stage (proposal) will run until December 22nd, 2020 and the second stage (execution) until February 28th, 2021. Link to the sign-up form: http://bit.ly/MARPsignup
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