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Social influence influences Behavioral economics. Activate to inspect this relation.Group dynamics emerges from Social influence. Activate to inspect this relation.Crime causation depends on Social influence. Activate to inspect this relation.Gender role emerges from Social influence. Activate to inspect this relation.Persuasion is a Social influence. Activate to inspect this relation.Religious studies applies to Social influence. Activate to inspect this relation.Comparative religion is part of Religious studies. Activate to inspect this relation.Ritual is part of Religious studies. Activate to inspect this relation.Ritual is part of Tradition. Activate to inspect this relation.Ritual depends on Symbol. Activate to inspect this relation.Ritual applies to The sacred. Activate to inspect this relation.Religious community depends on Ritual. Activate to inspect this relation.Comparative religion applies to Religious community. Activate to inspect this relation.Syncretism influences Religious community. Activate to inspect this relation.Comparative religion explains Syncretism. Activate to inspect this relation.Religious studiesSocial influenceComparative religionRitualBehavioral economicsGroup dynamicsCrime causationGender rolePersuasionReligious communitySyncretismTraditionSymbolThe sacred
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Religious studies

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Religious studies is the empirical, comparative study of religions as human and social phenomena.

Disciplines
Religious Studies · Cultural Studies
Role in the graph
Cross-disciplinary bridge — reaches Culture, Psychology, Social Psychology
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3 · 2 relation families

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  • This view connects 12 disciplines: Criminology, Cultural Studies, Culture, Economics, Gender Studies, Philosophy, Psychology, Religious Studies, Rhetoric, Semiotics, Social Psychology, Sociology.
  • Religious studies is a bridge concept — viewed here through Cultural Studies, Religious Studies.
  • The connections here span 5 relation families.

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