The role of Islamic lifestyle and spiritual vitality in predicting students\' emotional adjustment

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Jalili Hamideh; Talaei Hamideh; Ghasemi Seyed Alireza

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Journal: Health, Spirituality and Medical Ethics Year:621 | Volume: | Issue: Page(s): 187-196

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The role of Islamic lifestyle and spiritual vitality in predicting students\' emotional adjustment

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Jalili Hamideh | Talaei Hamideh | Ghasemi Seyed Alireza | Issue Writer Certificate

Keywords

Islamic lifestyle

spiritual vitality

emotional adjustment

students

Abstract

Background and Aim: Today, the investigation of the factors related to the emotional adjustment of students who face many mental challenges has attracted the attention of psychologists. Therefore, the aim of the present study was to investigate the role of Islamic lifestyle and spiritual vitality in predicting students' emotional adjustment. Methods: The present study was descriptive-correlational. The statistical population of the research was 2128 students of Farhangian University of South Khorasan in 2023, of which 319 students were included in the study by stratified sampling method. The data collection tools included Farahbakhsh's emotional adjustment questionnaires (2013), Chirian and Afroz's spiritual vitality (2015), and Kaviani's Islamic lifestyle (2016). SPSS-26 software and Pearson correlation test and multiple regression were used in data analysis. Findings: The results showed that the correlation between Islamic lifestyle (R=0.609) and spiritual vitality (R=0.677) with emotional compatibility is positive and significant (p<0.01). Islamic lifestyle components explained 37% and spiritual vitality 45.8% of the variance of students' emotional adjustment. Conclusion: Overall, the results showed that Islamic lifestyle and spiritual vitality were able to predict the emotional adjustment of Farhangian University students. Therefore, paying attention to the components of Islamic lifestyle and spiritual vitality should be the concern of planners and mental health offices of universities.

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