Personality Traits, Spirituality and Paranormal Beliefs in Adolescents
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2025
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Abstract
This research analyses the links among personality characteristics, spirituality, and paranormal beliefs, evaluating gender differences and the predictive value of personality on these variables. Using a sample of 342 adolescents, the research included self-report questionnaires to examine spirituality, paranormal beliefs, and personality factors. Results demonstrate tiny but substantial relationships among the variables, with personality characteristics indicating a moderate positive connection with both spirituality and paranormal beliefs. Gender disparities were also observed: men scored higher in personality characteristics, while girls scored somewhat higher in paranormal beliefs, while no significant difference was detected in spirituality. Regression analysis found that personality characteristics account for 10.4% of the variation in the outcome variable, supporting personality as a moderate but substantial predictor of spirituality and paranormal beliefs. Despite strong results, limitations include the use of self-report measures, low effect sizes, and limited generalizability owing to a homogenous population. Future study should use a cross-cultural, longitudinal strategy to better understand these complicated interactions among varied cultures.
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| Authors | Dr. Shammem Akhtar |
| Journal | Social Sciences & Humanity Research Review |
| Year | 2025 |
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10.63468/sshrr.048
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