Testing the intermediary effect of fear of death and need for absolute truth on the relationship between attachment to god and mental health of adult individuals by structural equality modelling
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Abstract (EN)
The purpose of this study is to examine the intermediary effect of fear of death and the need for absolute truth on the relationship between attachment to god and mental health. On the application of the study, Attachment to God Inventory (AGI), Personal Fear of Death Scale (PFDS), Need for Absolute Truth Scale (NATS), Short Symptom Scale are used on a group pf 325 subject aged between 18-52. Primarily, the theoretical infrastructure is constructed by conceptual study of the topic, Depending on the equality analysis, an intermediary effect of fear of death and need for absolute truth is found in the relationship between attachment to god and mental health in grownups.
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Pelin Hazer
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İstanbul Arel University
Klinik Psikoloji Bilim Dalı
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Pelin Hazer (Master Thesis). Testing the intermediary effect of fear of death and need for absolute truth on the relationship between attachment to god and mental health of adult individuals by structural equality modelling, 2016, İstanbul Arel University.
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