A Cross-Cultural Analysis of Argumentativeness Among Christians in France and Britain

Authors

Stephen M. Croucher, University of JyväskyläFollow
Samara Anarbaeva, Florida Southern CollegeFollow
Jacob Turner, Merrimack CollegeFollow
Deepa Oommen, Minnesota State University, MankatoFollow
Ian Borton, Aquinas CollegeFollow

Abstract

This study analyzes the differences in argumentativeness between France and Britain. A total of 521 individuals in France (n = 244) and Britain (n = 277) participated in this study. Results indicate British Christians had a lower level of argumentativeness than French Christians. Religiosity was a nonsignificant predictor of total argumentativeness in France. However, in Britain, religiosity significantly predicted 37% of total argumentativeness.

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Recommended Citation

Croucher, Stephen M.; Anarbaeva, Samara; Turner, Jacob; Oommen, Deepa; and Borton, Ian (2010) "A Cross-Cultural Analysis of Argumentativeness Among Christians in France and Britain," Speaker & Gavel: Vol. 47: Iss. 1, Article 3.
Available at: https://cornerstone.lib.mnsu.edu/speaker-gavel/vol47/iss1/3