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  1. Is Theism a Simple, and hence Probable, Explanation for the Universe?

    Is Theism a Simple, and hence Probable, Explanation for the Universe?

    Item type: Journal Article • Journal: South African Journal of Philosophy • Authors: John Ostrowick --- Philosophy Department, University of Cape Town,
    Richard Swinburne, in his The Existence of God (2004), presents a cosmological argument in defence of theism (Swinburne 1991: 119, 135). God, Swinburne argues, is more likely to bring about an ordered universe than other states (ibid.: 144, 299). To...
  2. Meaning, happiness and psychological distress: correlates and qualitative reflections

    Meaning, happiness and psychological distress: correlates and qualitative reflections

    Item type: Journal Article • Journal: Journal of Psychology in Africa • Authors: Henry D. Mason --- Directorate of Higher Education Development and Support (HEDS), South Africa
    The study investigated the concepts of meaning and happiness within an African context. Two hundred and forty-one participants (Mean age = 20.52 years, SD = 1.73, female = 57.67%) completed surveys on meaning, happiness and psychological distress. A subgroup of...
  3. Beauty and materiality: Subjective social class mediation of self-perceived physical attractiveness and materialism in Chinese college students

    Beauty and materiality: Subjective social class mediation of self-perceived physical attractiveness and materialism in Chinese college students

    Item type: Journal Article • Journal: Journal of Psychology in Africa • Authors: Baoyan Yang --- Northwest Normal University, China Xiaoyue Zhao --- Northwest Normal University, China Mengmeng Zhu --- Northwest Normal University, China Yiting Wang --- Northwest Normal University, China Qiaoqiao Du --- Northwest Normal University, China
    This study examines the relationship between self-perceived physical attractiveness and materialism, and the mediating role of subjective social class in that relationship. Participants were 375 Chinese college students (female = 79%; sophomore = 29%; mean age = 21.99; SD =...