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Spiritual Belief System Expectations: Impact on Anxiety and Depression

Judith Schreiber, Principal Investigator

Funded by American Cancer Society
(8/2006-7/2008)

Abstract
 

 Judy Schreber
Judy Schreiber
(Ph.D. candidate)

 

In the past decade, significant attention has been placed on the role of spirituality in response to life events both in the public discourse and in the medical/oncology field. Many studies have been surveys, defining what the public perceives as spiritual issues and its global importance. Researchers in medicine, nursing, chaplaincy, psychiatry and religious studies have focused on spirituality and cancer. Research focus areas include descriptions of spirituality versus religiosity, correlations between the positive and negative influences of religion on quality of life, and psychological correlates. My proposal is designed to look at relationships among an individual's strength of belief, their expectations of what their belief system provides for them, whether or not those expectations are being met, and the role of anxiety and/or depression on their experiences.

 

 


$30,000 - American Cancer Society Pre-doctoral Fellowship


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