Presenting a Model for Predicting Love Shock Syndrome in College Students based on Hexaco Personality Traits with the Mediation of Spiritual Well-Being

The aim of the present study was to predict love trauma syndromes in college students based on Hexaco personality traits with the mediation of spiritual well-being. The method of descriptive research was of correlation type with structural equation modeling method. The statistical population of this research included all the students of the universities of Tehran city, among them, multi-stage sampling method, taking into account that the minimum sample size for structural equation research is 300 people (Klein, 2016) and the possibility 500 people were selected, of which 325 were girls and 175 were boys. The research tools include Ross' love trauma symptoms scale (1999); The Hexaco personality questionnaire was Lee and Ashton (2018) and the spiritual well-being questionnaire of Dalman et al. (2002). The data of the present research were analyzed using the structural equation modeling method. The results of the present study showed the coefficient of the indirect path of pleasantness (β=0.069, P=0.003), excitability (β=0.125, P=0.001) and extroversion (0.041). β=-0, β=0.017) was significant with love impact through spiritual well-being.