Review Article
Religiosity and Spirituality and the Intake of Fruit, Vegetable, and Fat: A Systematic Review
| Categories of R/S measures |
Paper no. in Table 1 |
| Institutional | | Attendance | 15, 16, 19, 32, 33, 36 | Organized religious activity | 35 | Perceived environmental church support | 20 | Religious social support | 15, 16, 22 | Cohesiveness of religious organization members | 28 | Social environment | 29 | Religious identity | 15 |
| Ideological | | Religious beliefs and health | 21 | Religious application | 15 | Religious coping | 15 | Spiritual belief in health behaviors | 31 | Religious salience | 17 | Religious disagreement | 17 | Religious problem-solving | 38 | Religious struggle | 33 | Spiritual health locus of control | 23 | Religious health fatalism | 25 |
| Private devotion | | Private prayer | 35 | Religious orientation (intrinsic versus extrinsic) | 27 |
| Spiritual | | Daily spiritual experience | 33, 35 |
| Multidimensional | | DUREL | 24 | Religiosity (beliefs and practices) | 30 | Religious participation | 17 | Religiosity (attendance and self-rated importance) | 34 | Religious involvement index | 18 | Jewish religiosity | 26, 37 | Religious commitment | 15 | Buddhist devoutness index | 39 |
| Generic | | Religious intensity | 38 | Spiritual intensity | 38 |
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