Table 1.

Partial Correlations between Religiosity and Values in Turkish, Turkish Belgian, and Belgian Adolescents, Controlling for Adolescents’ Gender and Age and Maternal Education

	Turks (N = 359)		Turkish Belgians (N = 187)		Belgians (N = 194)
	R	p	r	P	r	p
Self-focused values
Power	−.10	.05	−.13	.08	−.02	.78
Achievement	.07	.22	−.24	< .001	−.06	.38
Stimulation	−.04	.47	−.02	.77	−.15	.04
Self-direction-Hedonism	−.34	< .001	−.19	.01	−.14	.05
Other-focused values
Universalism	.04	.40	.09	.20	.02	.83
Benevolence	.15	.004	−.05	.52	−.01	.84
Tradition-Conformity	.22	< .001	.30	< .001	.15	.03
Security	.02	.68	.21	.004	.17	.02

Note. Similar patterns of associations were found with zero-order and partial correlations.