SPIRTUALITY AND ANEXIETY IN STUDENTS
Investigation therole spirituality decreasing of of in
anxiety graduatestudents in in college
Discussion
Regardless the origin anxiety and depression, being young age is risk factor in of of at a a
itself.(Matar Boumosleh Jaalouk, 2017). Our study aims identify relationship between & to the
religion and anxiety and depression campus. hypothesize that more time praying can on We
relieve students' anxiety and improve mood states such depression. The present study results as
support the hypothesis that increasing praying time during week can the enhance students'
ability fight anxiety. There t key findings the present research. First, religion can to are wo of
improve the mood believers more than non-religious people. Second, period praying is of a of
critical improving anxiety and depression. This pattern results is consistent with the to of
previous literature. is shown that meditation can relieve anxiety. (Saeed al., . It et 2019) In
addition, is depicted that religion and praying can ameliorate the anxiety death. (Jong, it of
2021). There are least at two potential limitations concerning the results of this study. The first
limitation concerns that participants think asking a question about religion breaches their
privacy. second potential limitation is that participants only believe their religion. Despite A in
these limitations, these results suggest several theoretical and practical implications that
regardless of religious type, meditation and talking supernatural power can ease their pain. to
In terms future research, would useful extend current findings examining of it be to the by
large populations including different layer of society.
SPIRTUALITY AND ANEXIETY IN STUDENTS
Conclusion This study's results gain better understand how improve lifestyle young us to to at a
age under stressful conditions.
Results
Of the participants who completed initial screening survey, participants (42.8 35 the 15 %)
participants were excluded for not meeting study criteria, they did not believe in religion. the as
The rest the participants equal (57.1%) meet the study criteria. Response rates of 20 are
presented Table assess whether time praying improves participants' anxiety and in 1. To a of
depression, operationalized performance in the timing prayer. For each participant, we of the
time praying was was calculated base self-report hours the questionnaire. Each item of on in in
the to questionnaire was related choosing from the following alternatives: never almost 1 -
