Personality Patterns and Spiritual Intelligence Among Type One Diabetes Patients

Abstract

This study focused on examining the personality patterns and spiritual intelligence among type one diabetes patients by including participants who have type one diabetes. The sample of the study consisting of (45) type one diabetes patients was selected for careful observation of patients’ data. For measuring the personality patterns, the Big Five Inventory was used, and the Self-Report Inventory Spiritual Intelligence was used to examine the participants' Spiritual Intelligence. The findings of the study showed that. A moderate level of extraversion and neuroticism were indicated by participants. Also, A high level of spiritual understanding is reflected by the scores of spiritual intelligences. finding also indicated a higher score in extraversion, openness, conscientiousness, and agreeableness were positively correlated with higher levels of spiritual intelligence. Finally. It is well defined under the readings of regression analysis that in the case of spiritual intelligence openness and conscientiousness are the significant positive predictors. Other parameters that contributed actively are extraversion and agreeableness. Neuroticism acted as a negative predictor.