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Information × Registration Number 0223U001100, 0120U101744 , R & D reports Title Psychology of Mass Religious Communications popup.stage_title Head Kostruba Nataliia Sergiivna, Кандидат психологічних наук Registration Date 25-01-2023 Organization Lesya Ukrainka Eastern European National University popup.description2  The thesis presents a scientific theoretical substantiation and an empirical study of personality's media religiosity problem. To conceptualize the outlined problem, the peculiarities of religious discourse, the phenomenon of mass religious communications and their influence on the personality religiosity are analyzed. An integral model of personality media religiosity was created. This model consists of a combination of discursive and psychosocial substructures. The discursive substructure of media religiosity is based on a combination of religious and media discourses (media religious text), and the psychosocial one is represented by a set of personality properties formed as a result of a person's inclusion in religious practice in the media space. Three components are distinguished in the structure of media religiosity: cognitive (informational and semantic), affective (emotional and motivational) and conative (behavioral). In order to reduce the large amount of received empirical data and to find the most significant variables in the structure of personality media religiosity, a factor analysis was carried out. Three factors are outlined: meaning-making, subjective well-being and social support. Such results provided grounds for asserting that media religiosity can be a personal resource in overcoming stressful and traumatic life events. A tendency towards the use of positive meaningful markers by media religious personalities was revealed, namely, they less often focus on anger and pain, focus less on the past and think less about death, and turn more to religious coping (prayer, faith, etc.). Product Description popup.authors Kostruba Nataliia Sergiivna popup.nrat_date 2023-01-25 Close