Coping Behavior Of Orthodox Religious Students In Russia

Authors

  • Oleg Pavenkov
  • Ilya Shmelev
  • Mariia Rubtcova

Keywords:

Coping behavior, Orthodoxy, psychological peculiarities of orthodox students, religiosity, structure of individual religiosity, types of religious people

Abstract

This article presents a study of coping behavior regarding Orthodox religious students in Russia. The paper analyzes the investigation results concerning psychological features of modern Orthodox students from two universities in Russia (Moscow). The data collection methods are: Folkman and Lazarus’s coping-test, Smirnov’s psychometric techniques "Questionnaire of religious activity" and Shcherbatykh’s "Test for revealing of the level of individual religiosity". The study suggests that coping behavior is connected with the level of religiosity.

Author Biographies

Oleg Pavenkov

St. Petersburg State University of Film and Television, Department of Media Communication and Technology, Saint Petersburg, Russian Federation. 

Ilya Shmelev

Higher School of Economics, School of Psychology, Moscow, Russian Federation. 

Mariia Rubtcova

 

St. Petersburg State University, Department of Social Management and Planning, Saint Petersburg, Russian Federation.

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Published

2026-08-09