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Religious Commitment Probes / Les "Questions pénétrantes" de l'engagement religieux

Religious Commitment Probes are intended to be mainly empirical soundings of community involvement and overall well being of individuals, families, faith communities, provinces and regions. We hope to upgrade those of relatively wide interest with important new qualitative and quantitative material so they appear more like the studies in our monograph series. We invite criticisms of all our studies and your own suggestions for improvement.

Les "Questions pénétrantes" de l'engagement religieux sont principalement des études empiriques de l'implication communautaire et du bien-être global des individus, des familles, des communautés de foi, des provinces et des régions. Nous espérons mettre à jour celles qui ont un attrait relativement large, en se servant de plusieurs nouvelles données qualitatives et quantitatives, pour faire en sorte qu'elles ressemblent davantage aux études dans nos séries de monographies. Nous invitons votre critique de toutes nos études, et vos suggestions pour toutes améliorations.

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1.

Children aged 4 to 9 in 1995
with volunteering and church attending parents:
Their home situation and behaviour as teens in 2003
pas disponible en français

2.

Children aged 4 to 9 in 1995
repeatedly disciplined for the same behaviour:
Their home situation and behaviour as teens in 2003

3.

Public and separate school children in Ontario and Quebec compared:
Their characteristics and family situation in 1995; and behaviour,
attitudes and family situation when teens aged 14 to 19 in 2003

4.

Early reading ability, home quality and teen behaviour:
Indicators of the child, parent, family and neighbourhood quality in 1995;
and analyses of how the girls and boys aged 6 to 11 turn out
as teenagers aged 14 to 19 in 2003

5.

Early mathematics ability, home quality and teen behaviour:
Indicators of the child, parent, family and neighbourhood quality in 1995;
and analyses of how the girls and boys aged 6 to 11 turn out
as teenagers aged 14 to 19 in 2003

6.

Childhood factors in teen intoxication:
A longitudinal analysis of the child, parents, family
and neighbourhood in 1995 in relation to teen behaviours in 2003,
with special reference to heavy drinking parents in 1995

7.

The effect of parental smoking and childhood factors in 1995
on teens in 2003: Teen behaviours, community involvements, well-being,
and family health in Canada

8.

The effect of child involvement in clubs and other childhood factors
in 1995 on teens in 2003: Teen behaviours, community involvements,
well-being, and family health in Canada

9.

The effect of household income and childhood factors on teens in 2003:
Including analyses of teens with friends who use drugs

10.

Child television commitment, home quality, and teen behaviour:
A longitudinal analysis of Canadian children aged 6 to 11 in 1995,
and 14 to 19 in 2003

11.

Children in Canada’s most and least committed Christian families:
Comparisons of United Church, Anglican, Baptist and other conservative Christian families,
1995 and 2005

12.

Children in married, cohabiting, single parent, and divorced or separated homes
Canadian children under six in 1995 and 2005

March 2011
13.

The Neglect Of Birth Control By Teens
Aged 16 to 19, Canada, 2003

14.

The Well-Being Of Canada's Step Children
Under six years of aag, in 1995 and 2005


	the studies	les études
1.	Children aged 4 to 9 in 1995 with volunteering and church attending parents: Their home situation and behaviour as teens in 2003	pas disponible en français
2.	Children aged 4 to 9 in 1995 repeatedly disciplined for the same behaviour: Their home situation and behaviour as teens in 2003
3.	Public and separate school children in Ontario and Quebec compared: Their characteristics and family situation in 1995; and behaviour, attitudes and family situation when teens aged 14 to 19 in 2003
4.	Early reading ability, home quality and teen behaviour: Indicators of the child, parent, family and neighbourhood quality in 1995; and analyses of how the girls and boys aged 6 to 11 turn out as teenagers aged 14 to 19 in 2003
5.	Early mathematics ability, home quality and teen behaviour: Indicators of the child, parent, family and neighbourhood quality in 1995; and analyses of how the girls and boys aged 6 to 11 turn out as teenagers aged 14 to 19 in 2003
6.	Childhood factors in teen intoxication: A longitudinal analysis of the child, parents, family and neighbourhood in 1995 in relation to teen behaviours in 2003, with special reference to heavy drinking parents in 1995
7.	The effect of parental smoking and childhood factors in 1995 on teens in 2003: Teen behaviours, community involvements, well-being, and family health in Canada
8.	The effect of child involvement in clubs and other childhood factors in 1995 on teens in 2003: Teen behaviours, community involvements, well-being, and family health in Canada
9.	The effect of household income and childhood factors on teens in 2003: Including analyses of teens with friends who use drugs
10.	Child television commitment, home quality, and teen behaviour: A longitudinal analysis of Canadian children aged 6 to 11 in 1995, and 14 to 19 in 2003
11.	Children in Canada’s most and least committed Christian families: Comparisons of United Church, Anglican, Baptist and other conservative Christian families, 1995 and 2005
12.	Children in married, cohabiting, single parent, and divorced or separated homes Canadian children under six in 1995 and 2005
13.	The Neglect Of Birth Control By Teens Aged 16 to 19, Canada, 2003
14.	The Well-Being Of Canada's Step Children Under six years of aag, in 1995 and 2005