Predicting Senile People's Spiritual Well Being through Psychological Capital Components

The present research is aimed at predicting senile spiritual well being through psychological capital components (self efficacy، hope، resiliency and optimism). Our Research design was relational and the population was the senile people in Isfahan، Iran. 245 subjects were selected through accessible sampling. Research instruments consisted of researcher-made spiritual well-being scale and the psychological capital questionnaire (Mc Gee، 2011). Data were analyzed using Pearson correlation coefficient and enter method multiple regression analysis. The results showed that there were positive significant relationships between psychological capital components (self efficacy، hope، resiliency and optimism) and senile people’s spiritual well-being (P<0. 01). Also the results of enter method multiple regression analysis showed that from among these components self-efficacy (P<0. 01)، resiliency (P<0. 05) and optimism (P<0. 01) have predictive power of spiritual well being in senile people.