Gerard Saucier, Ph.D. (1991), University of Oregon, is Professor of Psychology at that university. He has published numerous articles on personality, cross-cultural psychology, assessment, psychological situations, political and religious attitudes, and mindsets associated with sociopolitical violence.

• AbstractKeywords1 Preamble2 Definitions3 Culture and Personality Structure4 Mindset and Culture5 Variants of the DMC (Distributive Model of Culture)6 The Utility of a Distributive Model of Culture7 Distributive Models of Ideology and Religion8 Culture and Personality Recap9 Ideology and Worldview from Standpoint of Culture, Personality, and a DMC10 The First Isms Study Method11 The Second Isms Study12 Evidence on Spirituality without Religiousness13 Cross-cultural Differences in a Global Survey of World Views14 Enduring- and Evolving-order Societies, and Their Meaning and Material Regimes15 Further Domains of Culture16 Religion (and Spirituality) as Culture and Personality: Further Synthesis17 The Matter of Mysticism and Morality18 Culture, Personality, and Religion – Summarily Integrated19 Epilogue on Future DirectionsReferencesIndex

Gerard Saucier, Ph.D. (1991), University of Oregon, is Professor of Psychology at that university. He has published numerous articles on personality, cross-cultural psychology, assessment, psychological situations, political and religious attitudes, and mindsets associated with sociopolitical violence.

• AbstractKeywords1 Preamble2 Definitions3 Culture and Personality Structure4 Mindset and Culture5 Variants of the DMC (Distributive Model of Culture)6 The Utility of a Distributive Model of Culture7 Distributive Models of Ideology and Religion8 Culture and Personality Recap9 Ideology and Worldview from Standpoint of Culture, Personality, and a DMC10 The First Isms Study Method11 The Second Isms Study12 Evidence on Spirituality without Religiousness13 Cross-cultural Differences in a Global Survey of World Views14 Enduring- and Evolving-order Societies, and Their Meaning and Material Regimes15 Further Domains of Culture16 Religion (and Spirituality) as Culture and Personality: Further Synthesis17 The Matter of Mysticism and Morality18 Culture, Personality, and Religion – Summarily Integrated19 Epilogue on Future DirectionsReferencesIndex

Gerard Saucier, Ph.D. (1991), University of Oregon, is Professor of Psychology at that university. He has published numerous articles on personality, cross-cultural psychology, assessment, psychological situations, political and religious attitudes, and mindsets associated with sociopolitical violence.

• AbstractKeywords1 Preamble2 Definitions3 Culture and Personality Structure4 Mindset and Culture5 Variants of the DMC (Distributive Model of Culture)6 The Utility of a Distributive Model of Culture7 Distributive Models of Ideology and Religion8 Culture and Personality Recap9 Ideology and Worldview from Standpoint of Culture, Personality, and a DMC10 The First Isms Study Method11 The Second Isms Study12 Evidence on Spirituality without Religiousness13 Cross-cultural Differences in a Global Survey of World Views14 Enduring- and Evolving-order Societies, and Their Meaning and Material Regimes15 Further Domains of Culture16 Religion (and Spirituality) as Culture and Personality: Further Synthesis17 The Matter of Mysticism and Morality18 Culture, Personality, and Religion – Summarily Integrated19 Epilogue on Future DirectionsReferencesIndex