La religión como predictor de las actitudes hacia la nación

Rodríguez García, José Miguel

doi:10.15517/v8zdk188

Autores

José Miguel Rodríguez García Universidad de Costa Rica, Instituto de Investigaciones Psicológicas Autor

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.15517/v8zdk188

Palavras-chave:

nacionalismo, religiosidad, identidad nacional, patriotismo, fundamentalismo religioso

Resumo

En éste articulo se analizan las relaciones entre religiosidad y nacionalismo. Específicamente se analizan las correlaciones entre variables como identidad nacional, nacionalismo, patriotismo, fundamentalismo religioso, religiosidad, así como el efecto predictor de las variables religiosas sobre las actitudes políticas hacia la nación. Para ello se realizó una encuesta con participantes costarricenses. Los resultados del estudio se discuten tanto desde la perspectiva de las implicaciones para la investigación psicosocial como desde el punto de vista de la investigación del nacionalismo en Costa Rica.

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