Coping Style, Perceived Self-efficacy, and Social Support and Their Impact on Religious Coping under Major Stressors
Date Issued
2014
Date
2014
Author(s)
Chien, Ching-Wei
Abstract
Religion is an important assets in human society, and could deeply influence human lifestyle. When a person cope with stressors through asking God’s help, it is here called “Religious coping”. Recently, researchers have confirmed the relation between health and religious coping, but what antecedents induce people turning to God for help remains unclear. There are two purpose of the present study: (1) To translate the RCOPE scale(Pargament, 2000) in to Chinese version for Taiwanese; (2) To see if religiosity, religious coping style, coping self-efficacy and social support, could influence religious coping. Questionnaires included measures of personal variables, religious coping style(Chinese version of RCOPE), coping self-efficacy(CSE) and social support(ISSB), and religious coping(Chinese version of RCOPE), and were completed by 163 college students. Exploratory factor analysis of the Chinese version of RCOPE yield two factors, which called positive religious coping and negative religious coping. Meanwhile, the Chinese version of RCOPE showed good internal consistency(α = .96 ~ .97) and test-retest reliability(r = .90 ~ .92). The result showed that religious coping was positively related with religiosity, religious coping style, but not correlated with coping self-efficacy and social support. In addition, negative religious coping was negatively related with coping self-efficacy and social support.
Subjects
宗教
靈性
宗教因應
因應自我效能感
社會支持
SDGs
Type
thesis
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