Introduction: This study was conducted to determine the relationships of spirituality, resiliency, and coping strategies with quality of life, and to determine their predicting power in university students’ quality of life.Method: The statistical population was Razi University students. The samples (N=375) were selected by classified random method for this population. The information collection tools were Ghobari’s Spirituality Experience; Conner, and Davidson Resiliency Questionnaire (CD-RISC); Coping Strategies Scale of Lazarus and Folkman (WOCQ); and Quality of Life Questionnaire (SF-36). This study had the correlation design and data were analyzed by stepwise regression.Results: Spirituality, resiliency, and emotion-oriented strategy predicted 38% of quality of life variance. Quality of life had a positive relationship with resiliency, spirituality, and problem-oriented strategy factors and a negative relationship with emotion-oriented coping strategy.Conclusion: Since resiliency, spirituality, and coping strategies factors could predict the quality of life, the students’ quality of life will be enhanced by creating such capacities.
momeni, K. (2012). Relationship of spirituality, resiliency, and coping strategies with quality of life in university students. International Journal of Behavioral Sciences, 6(2), 97-103.
MLA
Khodamorad momeni. "Relationship of spirituality, resiliency, and coping strategies with quality of life in university students". International Journal of Behavioral Sciences, 6, 2, 2012, 97-103.
HARVARD
momeni, K. (2012). 'Relationship of spirituality, resiliency, and coping strategies with quality of life in university students', International Journal of Behavioral Sciences, 6(2), pp. 97-103.
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momeni, K. Relationship of spirituality, resiliency, and coping strategies with quality of life in university students. International Journal of Behavioral Sciences, 2012; 6(2): 97-103.