Faculty Sponsor: Lisa Dierker
Live Poster Session: https://us06web.zoom.us/j/87555574494
Abstract: This study investigates the correlation between the prioritization of religious values and the prevalence of violence in various social contexts. Our analysis draws on survey data and incident reports to evaluate whether individuals who rank religion as highly important experience fewer violent situations compared to those who do not. Preliminary findings suggest a statistically significant association, indicating that higher religious importance might be linked to reduced exposure to violence.