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Religion, Spirituality, Globalization Reflected in Life Beliefs Among Urban Asian Indian Youth

机译：宗教，灵性，全球化反映在城市亚洲印度青年中的生活信仰中

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Spiritual and religious values/beliefs/practices are entwined in all aspects of functioning among people in the Indian subcontinent. The current study focuses on understanding the spiritual zeitgeist entwined in the mundane day-to-day functioning (e.g., lifestyles/beliefs) of young people in India. Undergraduates at Xavier's College in Mumbai, India (N = 361; M-age = 19 years; Females = 67.7%; Hindus = 41.1%, Christian/Catholic = 38.7%; Other = 20.02%) completed a 30-item survey of lifestyle beliefs. Exploratory factor analysis indicated the presence of 6 factors: collectivism, materialism, collectivism, religiosity, personal agency, spirituality/wellness, and karma. These factors can be conceptualized as karma (action/word/deed-rewards/punishments) and dharma (duty/responsibility/righteousness) and tradition and nontradition (materialism/ambition). Data from a subgroup of the sample (n = 153; female: 92%; Hindu: 42.5%; Christian: 44.4%; Other: 9.8%; Muslim: 3.3%) indicated some overlap in traditional Indian values and Western conceptualizations of spiritual and religious well-being; specifically, collectivism (r=.22), religiosity (r=.75), and karma (r=.21) positively correlated and materialism (r=-.24) negatively correlated with religious well-being; religiosity (r=.16) and collectivism (r=.17) were positively correlated with existential well-being. Interdependent self-construal correlated with collectivism (r=.46), religiosity (r=.23), and karma (r=.22). Identification with being Indian correlated with collectivism (r=.23), religiosity (r=.29), spirituality/wellness (r=.16), and karma (r=.23) indicating a strong association between self-perceived Indianness and traditional values. This sample represents young people in Mumbai, which is at the forefront of globalization. Overall data indicate resilience of traditional Indian values and beliefs (e.g., karma/dharma) and change as reflected in endorsement of materialism, ambition, and self. These preliminary data prov
机译：精神和宗教价值观/信仰/实践交织在印度次大陆人民运作的各个方面。目前的研究重点是了解印度年轻人日常生活（如生活方式/信仰）中交织的精神时代精神。印度孟买泽维尔学院的本科生（N=361；M-age=19岁；女性=67.7%；印度教=41.1%，基督教/天主教=38.7%；其他=20.02%）完成了一项30项生活方式信仰调查。探索性因素分析表明存在6个因素：集体主义、唯物主义、集体主义、宗教信仰、个人能动性、精神/健康和因果报应。这些因素可以被概念化为因果报应（行动/言语/行为奖励/惩罚）和法（职责/责任/正义）以及传统和非传统（物质主义/野心）。来自样本亚组（n=153；女性：92%；印度教：42.5%；基督教：44.4%；其他：9.8%；穆斯林：3.3%）的数据表明，印度传统价值观与西方对精神和宗教福祉的概念有一些重叠；具体而言，集体主义（r=.22）、宗教信仰（r=.75）和因果报应（r=.21）与宗教幸福感正相关，而物质主义（r=-.24）与宗教幸福感负相关；宗教信仰（r=0.16）和集体主义（r=0.17）与生存幸福感呈正相关。相互依存的自我构念与集体主义（r=0.46）、宗教信仰（r=0.23）和因果报应（r=0.22）相关。认同印度身份与集体主义（r=0.23）、宗教信仰（r=0.29）、精神/健康（r=0.16）和因果报应（r=0.23）相关，表明自我认知的印度性和传统价值观之间存在着强烈的关联。这个样本代表了处于全球化前沿的孟买的年轻人。总体数据表明，印度传统价值观和信仰（如因果报应/佛法）的韧性以及物质主义、野心和自我认可所反映的变化。这些初步数据证明

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