Quantitative correlational analysis shows a positive relationship between Islamic spirituality and subjective well-being in Generation Z, suggesting therapeutic applications.
Key Points
A significant positive correlation exists between Islamic spirituality and subjective well-being in Generation Z.
The correlation coefficient was r = 0.530 with a p-value of less than 0.001, indicating strong significance.
Participants included 171 Muslim Gen Z individuals, aged 18-25, using validated scales to measure spirituality and well-being.
Men reported higher levels of subjective well-being compared to women, underlining gender differences in this demographic.