The Role of Religiosity in the Psychological Well-Being of Young Adulthood Women with Acne Problems

Abstract

Acne is a skin disease that can be associated physical and psychological problems. Psychological problems result from feelings of social isolation, low self-esteem, social inavailability, and social withdrawal. Psychological well-being is a healthy, fully operational mental and mental health condition of the individual. Previous studies linked the relationship of religious and psychological well-being. Religiosity is the depth of religious thought and internalization in daily life. This study aimed to identify the role of religiosity in psychological well-being of early female females suffering from acne problems. This study used a quantitative method with a total of 306 women who were in an age range of 20 -40 years and experienced acne problems. Participants were selected using nonprobability sampling with purposive sampling technique. Based on the results, researcher found that religiosity has a role in psychological well -being, with R² = 0.139, p = 0.0000 <0.05. This shows that religiosity has a role of 13.9% on psychological well-being, and 86.1% is influenced by other factors. The dimension of religiosity that played the most role on psychological well-being in this study was religious experience with a percentage of 13.4%.

Descriptive Quantitative Analysis to Measure the level of Religiosity of students at the University

“…The dimension of deepening, this dimension refers to religious experiences that are based on the essence of divinity transcendentally. This dimension relates to orientation towards experiences related to god and has an emotional effect on the individual self [23]. The dimension of deepening in Islam can be aligned with morals which means there is motivation in a Muslim to do good in accordance with the teachings of his religion [20].…”

“…A Muslim should know and practice the contents of Islamic teachings from the Qur'an. This dimension is also related to the intellectual level of individuals related to principles based on faith and also teachings contained in the holy book [23] qur'an and hadith which are sources of knowledge of Islamic teachings.…”