The relationship between inferiority feeling and religiosity in adults (Bolu sample)

The relation between feelings of inferiority and religiosity in adults is studied in this research. This relation was also analyzed in terms of personal and demographic aspects including gender, age, occupation, as well as the number of siblings in this context. This research applied a relational and descriptive survey approach, which is a quantitative research method. The survey's sample includes 516 participants who live in Bolu and are pursuing higher education. The study collected data by using the Feeling of Inferiority Scale, Ok-Religiousness Scale, and Personal Information Form. The cognitive framework is in cluded in the first part of the research, which has three primary headings. The themes of inferiority, religion, and adulthood are discussed in this part. The study's model, environment, data gathering techniques, and data collection are all discussed in the second part. The findings and assessments collected as a consequence of the research are presented in the third part. According to the findings of the study, demographic characteristics influence in dividual's feeling of inferiority and level of religiosity. There is a moderately strong correlation between religion and feelings of inferiority. It was found that as individual's level of religion increased, so did their feeling of inferiority.