Measuring Spirituality as a Universal Human Experience: A Review of Spirituality Questionnaires

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Eltica de Jager Meezenbroek
Bert Garssen
Machteld van den Berg
Dirk van Dierendonck
Adriaan Visser
Wilmar B. Schaufeli
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[1] Helen Dowling Institute,Department of Organization and Personnel Management, Rotterdam School of Management
[2] Care for Cancer,Department of Psychology
[3] Erasmus University Rotterdam,undefined
[4] Utrecht University,undefined
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Spirituality; Connectedness; Transcendence; Questionnaires; Review;
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Spirituality is an important theme in health research, since a spiritual orientation can help people to cope with the consequences of a serious disease. Knowledge on the role of spirituality is, however, limited, as most research is based on measures of religiosity rather than spirituality. A questionnaire that transcends specific beliefs is a prerequisite for quantifying the importance of spirituality among people who adhere to a religion or none at all. In this review, we discuss ten questionnaires that address spirituality as a universal human experience. Questionnaires are evaluated with regard to psychometric properties, item formulation and confusion with well-being and distress. Although none of the questionnaires fulfilled all the criteria, the multidimensional Spiritual Well-Being Questionnaire is promising.
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