Measures of Wellbeing and Relationship to Religion
Explore various measures of subjective and objective wellbeing, along with the connection between religion and happiness. This quiz delves into the impact of religiosity and secularization on wellbeing, highlighting key concepts from Imago Dei to Seligman's PERMA theory.
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UNGRADED QUIZ Unit 10
Show me your fingers Do not shout out the answer, or your classmates will follow what you said. Use your fingers One finger (the right finger) = A Two fingers = B Three fingers = C Four fingers = D No finger = I don t know. I didn t study
Which of the following is NOT a measure of subjective-wellbeing? A. Satisfaction B. Self-esteem C. Education D. Stress
Which of the following is NOT a measure of objective-wellbeing? A. Abortion rate B. Health indices C. Test performance D. Stress
Which of the following statement(s) is/are TRUE? A. In terms of separation of church and state, the US is a secular nation. B. Most European nations are secular in the sense that most people don t care about religion and seldom attend church. C. New atheists are hostile to religion and its version of secularization is militant. D. All of the above
Which of the following statement(s) is/are UNTRUE? A. Usually religious people are affiliated with a religious institution. B. Usually spiritual people do not attend religious activities on a regular basis. C. Usually spiritual people believe in a personal God. D. All of the above.
In what way Imago Dei is connected to Seligman s PERMA theory of happiness? A. God assigned missions and vocations to us; we need engagement and achievement to be happy. B. God made us to be social beings; we need authentic connections with people to enjoy life. C. Because of God, life is meaningful and purposeful; we need meaning to enjoy our purposeful existence. D. All of the above
Which of the following statement(s) is/are true? A. Many studies show that there is a positive relationship between subjective wellbeing and religiosity. B. Many studies show that there is a positive relationship between objective wellbeing and secularization. C. The relationship between wellbeing and secularization/religiosity depends on the definitions and the data selected. D. All of the above
Which of the following statement(s) is/are true? A. The US has the world s highest divorce rate. B. The divorce rate of Evangelical Christians is higher than that of the general public. C. The teenage pregnancy rate of the US is higher than that of the UK. D. All of the above
