Depression and Religiosity as Correlates of Quality of Life in Senior Citizens
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https://doi.org/10.34257/GJHSSAVOL21IS3PG7Keywords:
quality of life, depression, religiosity, gender
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The present study explored the relationship between depression religiosity and quality of life in senior citizens The sample comprised of 400 senior citizens above 60 years with equal number of educated males and females 200 each The analysis revealed that in females sample depression explained the maximum variance of 21 followed by religiosity explained 4 in quality of life In all these variables have accounted for 25 of total variance whereas in males sample only depression emerged in a significant predictor that explained 8 of variance Further t test has revealed the superiority of males in quality of life and female s superiority on depression and religiosity
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2021-03-15
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