The role of religious beliefs in psychological empowerment of orphans of 13–18 years old: The case of relief foundation of Isfahan province

The Effect of Religious Commitment on Psychological Security: The Case of Female Students at Irbid University College

“…These claims have been supported by numerous researchers, such as Finne et al (2014), whose study showed that there is an expansive group of psychological and social aspects that can predict psychological insecurities and mental anxiety, the most constant one being role conflict, while the lowest was positive challenge, while Amin & Khah"s (2016) study suggested that there are many factors that affect women"s sense of security, such as the social capital, social order, and religious commitment. In addition, the study of Bahramian et al (2016) showed that religious beliefs significantly affect orphans" psychological security, while the study of the study of Carlucci et al (2015) highlighted in its results that the main positive role of religious fundamentalism is to encourage life fulfilment and psychological security.…”