Religiosity, Life satisfaction and Self-Esteem among Young Adults

Abstract

The study’s major objectives were to determine if there is significant correlation in religiosity, life satisfaction and self-esteem in young adults, as well as the differences in religiosity among young adults based on gender and socioeconomic status. The sample consisted 173 young adults, with 85 men and 88 women chosen at random from Bangalore, India. According to the study’s findings, life satisfaction and religiosity have a significant positive association. Religiosity and self-esteem do not significantly correlate. There is no significant correlation between life satisfaction and self-esteem. In terms of religiosity, men and women do not significantly differ. Furthermore, there is no significant difference in religiosity based on socioeconomic status.