Povezanost med slogi navezanosti, prepričanostjo v obstoj Boga, duhovnostjo ter odnosom do slavnih pri mladih na prehodu v odraslost

Zlatka Cugmas

doi:10.20419/2025.34.618

Avtorji

Zlatka Cugmas Univerza v Mariboru, Pedagoška fakulteta

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.20419/2025.34.618

Ključne besede:

parasocialni odnosi, slogi navezanosti, prehod v odraslost, religija, duhovnost

Povzetek

Mladi pogosto razvijejo tesne parasocialne odnose, kot so npr. odnosi s slavnimi osebami. Ti odnosi so enostranski, a pogosto zelo intimni. V raziskavi, v kateri je sodelovalo 182 mladih, starih od 18 do 30 let, smo preučili, koliko so ti odnosi povezani s slogom njihove navezanosti, prepričanostjo v obstoj Boga in duhovnostjo. Pričakovali smo, da slog navezanosti, verovanje v Boga in duhovnost pomembno napovedujejo parasocialne odnose. Za raziskavo smo prevedli in prilagodili naslednje ocenjevalne lestvice: Mladostnikova romantična parasocialna navezanost, Odnos do slavnih, Vprašalnik medosebnih odnosov, Lestvica prepričanj o obstoju Boga in Lestvica duhovne usmerjenosti. Med preučenimi slogi navezanosti sta le preokupirani/ambivalentni slog navezanosti in prepričanost v obstoj Boga značilno pozitivno napovedovala romantično parasocialno navezanost mladih na prehodu v odraslost ter njihov odnos do slavnih oseb. Višja raven duhovnosti je prav tako značilno napovedovala romantično parasocialno navezanost, ne pa tudi dosežka na lestvici intenzivnejšega odnosa do slavnih oseb. Rezultati podpirajo ugotovitve predhodnih študij o povezanosti med slogi navezanosti in parasocialnimi odnosi ter jih razširjajo z ugotovitvami, povezanimi z verovanjem v Boga in duhovnostjo. Kaže se potreba po nadaljnjem razvoju pripomočkov za preučevanje parasocialnih odnosov in duhovnosti.

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