Cognitive Spirituality and Hope in Catholic High School Students

Frey, Bruce B.; Pedrotti, Jennifer Teramoto; Edwards, Lisa M.; McDermott, Diane

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“…Moderate associations in the expected directions were also found with the Zung Depression Scale and the Religious Well-Being subscale from the SWB (Ellison 1983). A sample of 577 students attending Catholic high schools in the Midwest (Catholic High School Study) was used to explore the relationship between SIWB scores and scores on the Children's Hope Scale (Snyder et al 1997) (Frey et al 2004). Moderate correlations between the SIWB and the full scale hope score, in addition to the two conceptually distinct hope subscales were reported.…”

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“…Table 2 presents a summary of reported correlations between the total SIWB scale and Ellison (1983) a. N = 509, reported in Daaleman and Frey (2004). b. N = 577, reported in Frey et al (2004). c. N = 277, reported in Daaleman et al (2002 subscale scores and other measures.…”

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“…Theoretically, the variable has meaning even beyond a health context, as the life scheme and self-efficacy components have importance in education and other fields. The Catholic High School Study introduced the concept cognitive spirituality and argued that it is a construct that represents the spiritual nature of the whole person (Frey et al 2004). However, examination of the usefulness of this concept outside of health has yet to be made.…”

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Health-related studies of spirituality are threatened by the lack of conceptual distinctions between religion and spirituality, the use of small, nongeneralizable samples, and by measurement error in many instruments that unreliably and invalidly capture this domain. The authors review the construct and validity evidence for the Spirituality Index of Well-Being (SIWB), an instrument designed to measure a dimension of spirituality linked to subjective well-being in patient populations. The SIWB was developed using qualitative research methods and subsequently conceptualized with two dimensions; self-efficacy and life scheme. Primary psychometric data from three sample populations are reviewed and summarized. A secondary, confirmatory factor analysis, using pooled data from all samples, supports the theoretical two-factor structure. In addition, SIWB scores correlate more strongly with established measures of well-being than the Spiritual Well-Being Scale (SWB) or other recognized religiosity instruments. The SIWB is a valid and reliable instrument that can be used in health-related studies.

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Religiosité, spiritualité, bien-être et contextes : étude corrélationnelle dans deux villes mexicaines

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2012

Bulletin De Psychologie

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Résumé L’objectif de cette étude était de déterminer la relation entre les variables de Spiritualité, Religiosité et Bien-être dans deux régions du Mexique et selon le groupe d’âge. On a interrogé un total de 854 participants (561 jeunes et 293 adultes) en appliquant les instruments suivants : Échelle de satisfaction à l’égard de la vie, Questionnaire sur le sens de la vie, Indice de bien-être spirituel et Échelle d’attitude envers la religiosité. Les résultats indiquent qu’il existe une relation entre la spiritualité et le bien-être, avec toutefois des variations selon la zone géographique et le groupe d’âge.

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Cognitive Spirituality and Hope in Catholic High School Students

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Measuring a Dimension of Spirituality for Health Research

Measuring a Dimension of Spirituality for Health Research

Religiosité, spiritualité, bien-être et contextes : étude corrélationnelle dans deux villes mexicaines

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