Spiritual orientation in relation to spiritual intelligence a consideration of traditional Christianity and New Ageindividualistic spirituality
By D. D. Nasel. 2004
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- A Viable Model and Self-Report Measure of Spiritual Intelligence (2009, background): “The recent influx of publications on spiritual intelligence (e.g., Amram, 2007; Emmons, 2000a; Nasel, 2004; Noble, 2000; Vaughan, 2002; Wolman, 2001; Zohar & Marshall, 2000) has further emphasized the need for the construct’s accurate identification.”
- The relationship between nurses’ spiritual intelligence and happiness in Iran (2010, background): “Based on different definitions of spiritual intelligence in its the role in solving existential problems, finding a meaning and purpose for our deeds and the phenomena of life have been emphasized (Zohar and Marshal, 2000, Sisk, 2001, Wolman, 2001, Nasel, 2004, King, 2007). figure1.”
- The contribution of emotional and spiritual intelligences to effective business leadership (2009, methodology): “Scale (SIS) (Nasel, 2004), and the Integrated Spiritual Intelligence Scale (ISIS, Amram & Dryer, 2008).”