Jonathan Morgan

Looking back on “Reflective thought, religious belief, and the social foundations hypothesis”

July 27, 2021 Nicole Smith Cognitive Styles and Religious Attitudes, Publications

In 2017, CMAC Researchers Jonathan Morgan, Connor Wood, and Catherine Caldwell-Harris published their paper “Reflective Thought, Religious Belief, and the Social Foundations Hypothesis” as a chapter in the book The[…]

The Social Foundations of Cognitive Styles

June 5, 2018 Administrator Cognitive Styles and Religious Attitudes, Research Reports

Are religious people less analytical thinkers? A growing body of research suggests that the answer is “yes.” For one thing, religious believers perform more poorly on tests of analytical (“System[…]

New Publication: Reflective Thought, Religious Belief and the Social Foundations Hypothesis

December 1, 2017 Administrator Cognitive Styles and Religious Attitudes, Publications

Research Director Catherine Caldwell-Harris, Post-Doctoral Fellow Connor Wood and Doctoral Fellow Jonathan Morgan Chapter in The New Reflectionism in Cognitive Psychology: Why Reason Matters December 2017 Abstract: Analytical thinking predicts irreligiosity[…]

New Publication: Impacts of Religious Semantic Priming

August 1, 2016 Administrator Neuroscience and Religious Cognition in Parkinson's, Past Projects, Publications

Doctoral Fellows Jonathan Morgan and Chris Halloran, Founding Director Patrick McNamara, Executive Director Wesley Wildman, Research Assistant April Minsky and Co-Authors Neuropsychologia August 2016 Abstract: The purpose of this study[…]

New Publication: A Potential Case of Remission of Parkinson’s Disease

July 5, 2016 Administrator Neuroscience and Religious Cognition in Parkinson's, Past Projects, Publications

Doctoral Fellow Jonathan Morgan, Founding Director Dr. Patrick McNamara and Co-Authors Journal of Complementary and Integrative Medicine Volume 13.3 July 5, 2016 Abstract: We present the case of a 78-year-old male[…]