The Relationship between Interpersonal Trusts,Forgiveness, Self-Efficacy and Religiosity with Procedural and Distributive Beliefs of a Just World

Subject Areas : Educational

محمد اکبری ¹ , محسن گلپرور ² , منوچهر کامکار ³ , محسن گلپرور ⁴ , منوچهر کامکار ⁵

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Received: 2017-10-17 Accepted : 2017-10-17 Published : 2008-05-21

Keywords: religiosity, self efficacy, distributive beliefs of a just world, interpersonal trust, Forgiveness procedural belies of a just world,

Abstract :

  This study was conducted to examine the relationship between interpersonal trust, self-efficacy, religiosity and forgiveness with procedural and distributive beliefs of a just world. For this purpose, of a statistical population of in isfahan, some were selected to respond in several stages of sampling to the research questionnaire and measured using Pearson’s correlation coefficient, by regression concurrent and stepwise anlysis by regression. Out of all the research variables for concurrent regression , only interpersonal trust a signification predictability of a procedural beliefs of a just world and interpersonal trust, Self-efficacy and high power a significant predictability of a distributive belief of a just world. In the step-by- step regression, firstly interpersonal trust and secondly high power were significantly predictive of the procedural beliefs of a just world in the step-by-step, in the firstly step , Interpersonal trust , secondly high power, thirdly self-efficacy fourthly other forgiveness and fifthly self-forgiveness were significantly predicative of the distributive beliefs of a just world.