The relationship between Addication to Cell Phones and Religious Attitude, Psychological Wellbeing and Personality Attribute

Abbasi, Morteza and Hajilou, Nader and Atadokht, Akbar and Narimani, Mohammad (2014) The relationship between Addication to Cell Phones and Religious Attitude, Psychological Wellbeing and Personality Attribute. Masters thesis, University of Mohaghegh Ardabili.

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Abstract

In this research, the relationship between addiction to cell phones and religious attitude, psychological wellbeing and personality attributes among M.A. students at Mohaghegh Ardabili University, Ardebil in 2013-2014 was addressed. For this purpose, M.A. students in the Faculty of Psychology & Education were selected by the cluster sampling method, and 182 people were randomly selected as a sample to complete questionnaires. Research Tools: Reef Psychological Well-being Scale-18, HEXACO Personality Inventory, Religious Attitude Survey Questionnaire, CeIlular Phone Addiction Questionnaire Research Method: The research method is of the correlation and descriptive type. To test hypotheses and answer questions in the reseaarch, stastical tests of Pearson correlation coefficient, multi-variable linear regression analysis and step-by-step regression analysis were used. Results: Multiple regression analysis indicated that the variables neuroticism « 0.001, ¬0.31), extraversion ((< 0.001, -0.33) and conscientious « 0.001, -0.25) have significant positive, negative and negative relationships, respectively, with addiction to cell phones. Also, the results showed that there was a significant negative relationship between addiction to cell phones and religious attitudes « 0.001, -0.31). The variables self¬acceptance « 0.05, -0.31), positive relations « 0.05, -0.22) and purposive life « 0.001, -0.3) all had significant negative relationships with addiction to cell phones. Keywords: Addiction to ceIl phones, Psychological weIlbeing, Religious attitude, Personality Attributes

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