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Braun-Lewensohn, O., Kalagy, T., & Abu-Kaf, S. (2025). Have Coping Resources and Trust in State Institutions Helped Jews and Arabs to Overcome Stress during the Iron Swords War? European Journal of Investigation in Health, Psychology and Education, 15, Article No. 59.
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• TITLE: Exploring the Role of Faith in Religion, Institutional Trust, and Humor as Coping Mechanisms for Maintaining Emotional Health among Pakistani Youth amidst War

  AUTHORS: Zartashia Munir, Ali Mohsin, Darkshanda Amjad

  KEYWORDS: Emotional Health (EH), Faith in Religion (FR), Humor (HM), Institutional Trust on Armed Forces (IT), Pakistani Youth

  JOURNAL NAME: Open Journal of Social Sciences, Vol.13 No.7, July 18, 2025

  ABSTRACT: This research aims to analyze the role of faith in religion (FR), institutional trust (IT), and humor (HM) as a coping mechanisms for maintaining emotional health (EH) among Pakistani youth amidst war. This aim is divided into three measurable research hypotheses, where FR, IT, and HM as independent variables and EH as a dependent construct. The study surveys 100 Pakistani social-media users (aged 15 - 29) to test whether faith in religion, institutional trust in the armed forces, and humor are associated with stronger emotional health during wartime. Using cross-sectional questionnaires and SPSS, all three predictors show positive, significant correlations (