Health, Spirituality and Medical Ethics

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Method: The present study was conducted based on the survey method. 912 people who referred to the Bharenko Premarital Education and Counseling Center were selected as a statistical sample by random cluster sampling. Was. Its reliability was evaluated using Cronbach's alpha method. The data were analyzed with T, F, correlation and step-by-step regression tests.
Findings: The results of the research showed that people who have an informational identity style have more spiritual health both in the existential dimension and in the religious dimension. In fact, there is a positive and significant relationship between these two variables. However, the higher the score of Atnababi's identity style in people, the lower their spiritual health.
Result: people with informational identity style who consciously and actively search for information and evaluate it and use appropriate information, are hardworking, self-regulating, have high self-esteem, introspection, have an internal source of control, self-aware, and have the power to solve problems. The problem is that they often experience a more meaningful life.

Keywords: Spiritual health, identity styles, informational identity, avoidant identity, normative identity

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