Religion and beliefs

Intrinsic religiosity

living religious ideas so that the influence is seen in every area of life

Extrinsic religiosity

using religion to seek social status and protection in religion

Quest religiosity

religious flexibility (doesn't fit in other categories)

Religious orientation

approach in which people have towards religion (intrinsic or extrinsic)

Intrinsic orientation

fully committed to their religion and belief, less depression, more self-control, better self-interest, direction and acceptance (Masters & Knestel, 2011)

Extrinsic religion

using religion for a purpose, poorer mental health, exposure to dependency and intolerance, higher neuroticism

6 personality traits to gain after psychotherapy

self-interest, self-direction, tolerance, acceptance of uncertainty, flexibility and self-acceptance

Scrupulosity

subtype of OCD, where religion is related, doubt and fear relating to religion

Deviation from religious norms

Linked to extrinsic religiosity, feelings of abandonment and doubt, poorer mental health