Erika A Waters, Marc T Kiviniemi, Jennifer L Hay, Heather Orom
Dismissing "Don't Know" Responses to Perceived Risk Survey Items Threatens the Validity of Theoretical and Empirical Behavior-Change Research
Perspectives on psychological science : a journal of the Association for Psychological Science
infertility psychological crisis couple spouse families due positive effects spiritual intelligence positive adaptation growth individual difficult circumstances study conducted determine relationship spiritual intelligence resilience infertile couples isfahan crosssectional study performed 2020 162 infertile couples data collected convenience sampling method infertile couples referring infertility centers isfahan two standard questionnaires data analysis performed using descriptive statistical methods quantitative variables relationship spiritual intelligence resilience score investigated using inferential statistical methods pearsons correlation coefficient multiple linear regression p value less 005 considered significant results showed mean age standard deviation sd women spouses 3201 586 3630 582 years respectively pearsons correlation coefficient showed significant positive direct relationship resilience score total spiritual intelligence score r 036 p 0001 dimensions critical existential thinking cet r 060 p 0001 personal meaning production pmp r 038 p 0001 transcendental awareness ta r 043 p 0001 conscious state expansion cse r 053 p 0001 pmp 638 p 0001 cse 215 p 003 significant predictors resilience scores result study showed couples higher level spiritual intelligence better understanding problems harms primary infertility would cope efficiently