A research on alienation and religiousness

The subject of this study is to determine whether there is a relationship between artificial intelligence anxiety, alienation and religiosity. Again, the relationship between sociodemographic variables, artificial intelligence anxiety and alienation level is also the subject of the research. It is aimed to determine the relationship between religiosity level and artificial intelligence anxiety and the effect levels of this relationship. Likewise, the effect levels of religiosity on alienation were also examined. For this purpose, it has been tried to reach the goal with scales aimed at investigating the phenomenon of artificial intelligence anxiety and alienation, which are the results of modern life, with scientific methods, revealing and interpreting the effect of religiosity on these two phenomena. The study group of the research, which was designed according to the relational (correlational) survey model, which is one of the quantitative research methods, consists of 865 people, 426 men and 439 women. In the study, "Artificial Intelligence Anxiety Scale", "Social Alienation Scale" and "Religious Attitude Scale" were used together with the "Demographic Information Questionnaire". It was concluded that sociodemographic variables such as marital status, gender, education, economic status and place of residence were effective on artificial intelligence anxiety. Again, among the sociodemographic variables, it was concluded that only age and place of residence were effective on alienation. In the correlation analysis, it was revealed that religiosity had positive and significant relationships with both artificial intelligence anxiety and alienation. Finally, in the analysis examining the relationship between artificial intelligence anxiety and alienation, a positive and significant relationship was found between all dimensions.