Relationship modeling of spiritual intelligence, social support, psychological resilience, and happiness among spinsters in Gaza governorates

Abstract

The research aimed at modeling the relationship between spiritual intelligence, social support, psychological resilience, and happiness among those who are late in marriage in the governorates of Gaza. The study sample consisted of (230) women who passed the age of marriage. Psychological and happiness scale, both of which were prepared by the researchers, and the research relied on the path analysis method through the Lyserl program, and the results of the research concluded that there is a good match between the proposed path analysis model and the extracted model for the relationships between spiritual intelligence, social support, psychological resilience and happiness among spinsters, and the presence of a direct positive impact of spiritual intelligence on social support, psychological resilience and happiness, and the presence of a direct positive effect of social support on psychological resilience and happiness, and the absence of an indirect effect of spiritual intelligence on psychological resilience and happiness through social support, and the absence of an indirect effect of social support on happiness through Psychological endurance.