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المستخلص
The present study investigates the ability to make accurate predictions
about the effect of some variables: religiousness, tolerance and
psychological hardiness on the quality of life. The study, in addition,
reveals how far we could make accurate predictions about the effect of
some other demographic variables: sex (male - female), the living
environment (north Yemen - south Yemen) and the level of education (first
academic year - sixth academic year) on the quality of life among Yemeni
advanced students.
The sample is composed of (311) subjects, randomly selected and
distributed according to: gender (63) female students and (237) male
students; the place of residence (227) from north Yemen and (73) from
south Yemen; and the level of education. Based on this, the study used the
following statistical tools: religiousness scale, tolerance scale,
psychological hardiness scale and the life quality scale. The study comes to
the following findings:
0) Descending scale analysis of (T) value showed that there was a
significant relationship between the quality of life as a whole and the
psychological hardiness. On the contrary, the (T) value showed no
statistical differences towards the other dimensions of the life quality,
which means that religiousness and tolerance could not be considered
as predicable.
2) Descending scale analysis of (T) value, as well, indicates that there
was a significant relationship between the quality of life as a whole
and sex, while it shows no obvious signification towards the other
demographic variables. Put differently, the place of residence and the
level of education make no predictions about the quality of life
among Yemeni advanced students.