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Religions, 2020 Although a variety of studies have found robust links between religious/spiritual (r/s) struggle and poorer well-being, only a few have examined the means by which r/s struggle affects mental well-being.
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Religious Disaffiliation and Mental Well-Being
, 2017 Research has just begun to investigate the role that religious disaffiliation plays in general well-being. It is suggested that disaffiliation on average leads to decreased levels of well-being relative to those that remain religious.
Jordan M. Sannito (17548086)
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Religious involvement and psychological well-being in the Middle East
The International Journal of Psychiatry in Medicine, 2023Objective There is growing evidence that religious involvement is associated with better mental health in Christian Western countries. Whether the same is true in Middle Eastern countries whose populations are largely Muslim is less clear.
Harold G Koenig, Saad Al Shohaib
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Religious well‐being in noninstitutionalized elderly women
Health Care for Women International, 1997Spirituality is recognized as an important component of health care practice with elderly people. Yet, discussion of the role it plays in elderly women on a day-to-day basis is minimal, and it is frequently not addressed in quality-of-life studies in this population.
C R, Zorn, M T, Johnson
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Religious domains and general well-being
Social Indicators Research, 1990With only a few notable exceptions, studies on quality of life or general well-being have failed to deal with religiosity in general, and the development of more refined measures of religious meaning and belonging in particular. Data measuring subjective perceptions of well-being for various domains of life, including neighborhood, employment, work at ...
Margaret M. Poloma, Brian F. Pendleton
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Religious Involvement and Subjective Well-Being
Journal of Health and Social Behavior, 1991This study examines the multifaceted relationships between religious involvement and subjective well-being. Findings suggest that the beneficent effects of religious attendance and private devotion reported in previous studies are primarily indirect, resulting from their respective roles in strengthening religious belief systems. The positive influence
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Personality and Individual Differences, 2010
Abstract This study aims at investigating the relationship between Religious/Spiritual Well-Being and indicators of Psychological Well-Being (Global Religiosity, Hierarchy of Needs, Sense of Coherence) and the Big Five personality dimensions (including “Piety”).
H.-F. Unterrainer +4 more
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Abstract This study aims at investigating the relationship between Religious/Spiritual Well-Being and indicators of Psychological Well-Being (Global Religiosity, Hierarchy of Needs, Sense of Coherence) and the Big Five personality dimensions (including “Piety”).
H.-F. Unterrainer +4 more
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Psychosocial and Health-Related Characteristics of Religious Well-Being
Psychological Reports, 2001This investigation examined the relationship between religious well-being and eight psychosocial and health-related characteristics. This study assessed the hypothesis that religious well-being is related to overall health. Participants were 462 college students at two separate colleges in the Pacific Northwest.
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