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Home > Volumes and issues > Religiosity, Social Control, and Peer Control in Relation to Swearing Normalization: A PLS-SEM Study
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Research Article 18 September 2026
Religiosity, Social Control, and Peer Control in Relation to Swearing Normalization: A PLS-SEM Study
Fadhlurrahman 1, 6
,  Hasruddin 2 ,  Riswanto 3 ,  Firman 4 ,  Sutiyono 5 ,  Agus Martins 6 ,  Yuliana 7
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DOI: 10.55578/fepr.2609.014
Keywords: religiosity, social control, peer control, swearing normalization, social norms, PLS-SEM