The Relationship among Ghosts and Personal Religiosity investigation of College Freshmen.

• Main Authors: Guan-Ting,Pan, 潘冠廷
• Other Authors: Li-Jung ,Chang
• Format: Others
• Language: zh-TW
• Published: 2010
• Online Access: http://ndltd.ncl.edu.tw/handle/11473806959258512020

碩士 === 東海大學 === 宗教研究所 === 98 === Abstract This study primarily to investigate college freshmen toward ghost and personal religiosity. In this investigation to clarify the concept of nether beliefs, nether interaction and personal religiosity, according to related literatures, we carried out studies of the independent-samples via T-test and one-way ANOVA, the Canonical Correlation and the finally the hierarchical regression analysis. We discuss the significant analysis of the statistic results of the mutual relativity, R square and mean difference from these dimensions. For this study, we made a questionnaire survey for the randomly sampled college freshmen in central Taiwan. Among the 400 survey samples we sent out, 352 cases returned valid responses. All the data have been filed and analyzed via SPSS/Window10.0. Our important conclusions are as follows: 1. Among the background variables of objects appearing in the mean difference of the pattern components, “sex”, “personal religion” and “family religion” show significant differences. 2. Among the religious categories of the objects, most of them are non-religious (53.4%), and the least belief in Christianity(8.6%). 3. Personal religious, nether beliefs and the nether interaction can be effectively pre- Students measured the “magic” cognitive. 4. In the personal religiosity and nether beliefs study, we find two related categories. The first category is “karma, death,and monste, ghost”. The second one emphasizes ” magic, offend, haunt and entrust”. 5. In the personal religiosity and nether interaction study, we find three related categories. The first category is “magic, offend, haunt,and entrust”.The second one emphasizes ” active and Ghost to haunt”. The third group is the “Karma and ghost to haunt”. Based on these results, concrete suggestions were proposed for further research.