Adaptation of spiritual personality inventory on the russian sample

In the article the constructs “spirituality”, “spiritual personality” are considered from the psychological point of view. The results of the adaptation of “Spiritual personality inventory” are presented. The five-factor structure of the inventory highlighted in the Russian-language sample is described. The results obtained on a Russian sample show a sufficient reliability of the adapted inventory “Spiritual Personality”.

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  2019

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  Experimental Psychology

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  Psychology

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  DOI 10.17759/exppsy.2019120413
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