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Background and aim : Subjective well-being, plays a vital role in ensuring the dynamism and efficiency of each community. Tenacity that job stress is in the process of modifying an important role in reducing stress and increase well-being and spiritual health. This study aimed to determine the correlation between spiritual experience, resilience and subjective well-being of nurses. of this study was to examine the relationship between spiritual experiences and hardiness in nurses' was subject well-being. Methods: This cross - sectional study using systematic sampling on all nursing staff at the hospital Martyrs LORDEGAN (second semester 1393-1392) was carried out. for analyzing research questions Dressy test of Pearson correlation, step by step regression, independent T, unilateral variance analyze for evaluation of research questions .Results: showed that there Between spiritual experiences and hardiness there is a significant negative relationship with subject well-being (P <01/0). Spiritual experiences situation nurses in lordegan city in terms of years (P <05/0) and marital status (P <01/0) is the same, subject well-being in nurses in the city situation lordegan in terms of years (P <05/0) and sexuality (P <01/0) is the same and that subject well-being among nurses is not married and unmarried alike (P <01/0). Hardiness among nurses based on years of marriage is the same hardiness among nurses are more men than women. Conclusion: Due to variable results between spiritual experience and subjective well-being and hardiness there is a significant relationship, which can lead to the promotion of mental well-being. Thus spiritual experience and plans to increase it to maintain mental health it is important.

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Type of Article: Research | Subject: Clinical Psychology
Received: 2015/11/21 | Revised: 2018/12/26 | Accepted: 2015/12/16 | ePublished: 2018/12/29

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