The Relationship between Religious Orientation, Personality Traits and Spiritual Well-Being and Quality of Life for Students

Nowadays an increasing interest among scientists, behavioral control and moral issues associated with other psychological components do. The purpose of this study is that between religious orientation, personality traits and spiritual well-being and quality of life for students are there? The study sample consisted of all students in the school science PNU ABDANAN 93-2013 (104 = N) is. Of these, 86 were randomly selected based on a formula Morgan. To collect the data from ALLPORT Religious Orientation Inventory, the NEO Personality Inventory, spiritual health and quality of life were used PALUTZINE and Ellison. Data obtained using Pearson's correlation coefficient and regression is analyzed using SPSS 16 SPSS. The results showed that intrinsic religious orientation, personality traits of extroversion, empiricism, consensus-seeking, conscientiousness and spiritual health, quality of life and a significant positive relationship between extrinsic religious orientation and Neuroticism was a significant negative relationship with quality of life Yes (0/01 ≤ P). Results of regression analyzes indicated that religious orientation, consensus-seeking, conscientiousness and spiritual health for college students seem to be significant predictors of quality of life (0/01 ≤ P). The results reinforce the importance of spirituality as a factor influencing the quality of life realized. The observed relationship between quality of life and character, this shows that Individuals with higher quality of life can be healthier and more successful establish interpersonal relationships and attract others to satisfy.

religious orientation, personality traits, spiritual health, quality of life.