The Chinese Spiritual Coping Scale: Development and Initial Psychometric Evaluation.
Journal of Religion and Health February 1, 2021 Jiahe Feng, Yue Li, Yiwen Sun et al.
A new Chinese Spiritual Coping Scale was developed and tested in two samples (415 and 207 participants) with and without religious beliefs. Exploratory and confirmatory factor analyses supported a four-factor structure comprising 17 items across the dimensions of Mystical Experience, Moral Practice, Meaning Exploration, and Transcendent Attitude. The scale demonstrated adequate internal consistency and construct validity, suggesting it may be a promising measure of spiritual coping for Chinese individuals.