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A compared testifying for the conceptual relation model about happiness and religious attitudes
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Abstract
This study is designed to recognize the orientation of the effectiveness in the conceptual relations of models about happiness and religious attitudes, and to consider comparative testifying about relation models. The hypothetic models of this study are as follows; dual process model that there is no relation between two factors, confronting model that the two factors are opposite, happiness-to-religious orientation one way model that happiness reinforces transcendental religion, religious orientation-to-happiness one way model that the absorbing religion reinforces the value of happiness, and interactive model that religion and happiness are interactive. The participant are 633 persons(197 males, 436 females), who are 245 protestants and 388 catholics. The approach method is to testify the validity of models which focus on the relations between two factors and to conduct correlation comparison through confirmatory factor analysis and local minimums. The analysis result of testifying according to the five models is as follows: the fits is the highest in interactive model and the rest are in the order of happiness-to-religious orientation one way model, religious orientation-to-happiness one way model, dual process model, and confronting model.
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- 행복, 종교적 태도, 심리적 안녕감, 심리적 안녕감 척도, 종교정향. 종교정향 척도, happiness, religious attitudes, psychological well-being, psychological well-being scales, religious orientations, religious orientations scales.
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