Study of Correlation between Religious Orientation and Mental Health among the Staff of Pars Special Zone using Structural Equation Modeling

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FIROUZI MOHAMMAD REZA; ZADEHBAGHERI GHADER; GHASEMI KHATEREH

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Journal: Health, Spirituality and Medical Ethics Year:2017 | Volume:4 | Issue:1 Page(s): 33-38

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Study of Correlation between Religious Orientation and Mental Health among the Staff of Pars Special Zone using Structural Equation Modeling

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FIROUZI MOHAMMAD REZA | ZADEHBAGHERI GHADER | GHASEMI KHATEREH | Issue Writer Certificate

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Religious Orientation

Beliefs and Rituals and Morality Aspects

Mental Health

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Background and Objectives: Mental Health is one of the most important components of healthy life. Culture, particularly Religious Orientation, is one of the factors whose role in promoting Mental Health is increasingly being emphasized. The aim of this study was to investigate correlation between Religious Orientation and Mental Health among the staff of Pars Special Economic Energy Zone (PSEEZ) of Asalouyeh using Structural Equation Modeling (SEM). Methods: The study population of this descriptive-correlational study consisted of all staff of PSEEZ. Of this population, 388 administrative staff were selected by random, cluster, multistage sampling to be study samples. To collect data, General Health Questionnaire and Religious Orientation Questionnaire were used. To investigate correlation between the studied variables, Pearson correlation coefficient was used. To investigate correlation between Religious Orientation and Mental Health among the staff, the SEM was used. Results: Religious Orientation and Mental Health were significantly correlated according to the SEM. Beliefs and rituals, and morality collectively explained 18% of variations in Mental Health. Conclusion: The findings demonstrated that beliefs and rituals, and morality could be significant predictors of Mental Health, i. e. those who adhere to religious beliefs and practices and observe religious ethics have lower levels of anxiety and depression. Such people are therefore more capable of improving their relationships and interactions and have higher levels of Mental Health.

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FIROUZI, MOHAMMAD REZA, ZADEHBAGHERI, GHADER, & GHASEMI, KHATEREH. (2017). Study of Correlation between Religious Orientation and Mental Health among the Staff of Pars Special Zone using Structural Equation Modeling. HEALTH, SPIRITUALITY AND MEDICAL ETHICS, 4(1), 33-38. SID. https://sid.ir/paper/354085/en

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FIROUZI MOHAMMAD REZA, ZADEHBAGHERI GHADER, GHASEMI KHATEREH. Study of Correlation between Religious Orientation and Mental Health among the Staff of Pars Special Zone using Structural Equation Modeling. HEALTH, SPIRITUALITY AND MEDICAL ETHICS[Internet]. 2017;4(1):33-38. Available from: https://sid.ir/paper/354085/en

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MOHAMMAD REZA FIROUZI, GHADER ZADEHBAGHERI, and KHATEREH GHASEMI, “Study of Correlation between Religious Orientation and Mental Health among the Staff of Pars Special Zone using Structural Equation Modeling,” HEALTH, SPIRITUALITY AND MEDICAL ETHICS, vol. 4, no. 1, pp. 33–38, 2017, [Online]. Available: https://sid.ir/paper/354085/en

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