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The relationship between tendency to prayer, meaning of life and social competence among employees of ilam gas company
Authors
L. Mohazab
S. R. Musavimoghadam
F. Naranji
A. S. Salmanipou
Publication date
1 January 2016
Publisher
'Science Alert'
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Abstract
What tends to prayer is important in a person’s motivation. The meaning of life depends on the attitude to life and social competence is personal independence and social responsibility in implementing human performance ability. The research is an applied descriptive and correlational survey. The population studied consisted of ILAM Gas Company employees that 164 people were selected as sample. To collect data questionnaires tends to prayer, meaning in life and social competence was used. Statistical analysis software through AMOS (structural equation model) was analyzed. The findings suggest that variables tend to prayers the meaning of life and social competence together communicate and between them two by two there is a significant correlation. It can be concluded that in this study the impact of intellectual variables which includes tendency to pray and meaningfulness in life were investigated and the investigation related to the variable component linking them with social competence was measured and shown that the higher the tendency to prayer and meaningful life people, high sense of social competence will enjoy. © Medwell Journals, 2016
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