Participate in Current Research

Gratitude, Religion and Health among Jews and Christians
The purpose of this exciting new cross-religion study is to investigate the relevance of religious and non-religious gratitude to mental and physical well-being and distress among Jews and Christians. This research is being conducted in collaboration with a JPSYCH student, Yardana Galler, who is currently an undergraduate psychology major at Stern College/Yeshiva University. THIS STUDY IS NOW CLOSED FOR DATA ANALYSIS.

Religion, Spirituality and Health in the Jewish Community
Launched in August 2009, this study is investigating the relevance of spiritual and religious factors to physical health and wellbeing in the Jewish community. For the purposes of this research, JPSYCH is privilaged to collaborate with a national team of researchers from the Morehouse School of Medicine (Atlanta, GA), the University of Maryland (College Park, MD), Columbia University (New York, NY) and Bowling Green State University (Bowling Green, OH). THIS STUDY IS NOW CLOSED FOR DATA ANALYSIS.