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• TITLE: Popular Beliefs in the Palestinian Society: An Analytic Study

  AUTHORS: Bassam Yousef Ibrahim Banat, Hasan Yahya, Bashir Ahmad, Fadwa Halabiyah

  KEYWORDS: Popular Beliefs, Practices, Traditions, Faith, Culture, Palestine

  JOURNAL NAME: Open Journal of Social Sciences, Vol.10 No.9, August 26, 2022

  ABSTRACT: The present study addressed the popular beliefs in the Palestinian society. Popular belief practices were evaluated using an index of a 39-item scale developed by the researchers, and were administrated to 1,066 Palestinians in the West Bank, Palestine, during 2022. The sample population was selected via the stratified random selection method. Study findings revealed that almost three quarters of the participants (71.6%) experienced a moderate level of popular belief practices in their daily life. The study indicated that gender, educational level, age and the degree of religiosity were significant predictors of popular belief practices. The consequences of the study findings for practice were highlighted.