Hi everyone,
if you could help me figure this out I will be very grateful.
My data consists of two groups (fasting and non-fasting group) and the dependent variable is score on resilience scale.
I am interested to see whether those who fasted will score higher on resilience.
To note that my independent variable is binary date, participants answered simply "yes or no" if they fast or not.
I also conducted a "faith questionnaire" to determine the level of faith participants associated themselves with.
I thought I could run a binary logistic regression but that does not seem to fit in.
other data i have are age, religion, gender.
Hi, I did not get your question, are you asking about the resilience higher score potential marked by who fasted? I could help if I get the point.
22 religious survey questions to gain insights about an individual's religious beliefs
What religious family do you belong to or do you know yourself most closely?
Asian folk religion
Hindu
Jewish
Muslim
Christianity (Protestant Catholicism or any other Christian denominations)
Other than that, I am not religious (please specify)
Do you consider yourself committed to your religious teachings?
Yes
number
not sure
Unavailable
Are you the representative of your religious organization? (check all that apply)
Yes, I am part of the team leaders
I serve on the council or I am a trustee
I preach but do not have leadership responsibilities
No, I am not a recognized leader
Unavailable
To what level do you consider yourself religious?
And not religious
a little religious
Religious moderate
very religious
I don't know
Do you feel that being religious and spiritual is different?
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