Abstract:
To study the correlation between doomsday
psychology and personality, we used the Doomsday Psychology Questionnaire and
Eysenck Personality Quetionnaire, surveyed 393 college students, and concluded: 1) There is a significant difference between students in different majors and students have no religious
believes in the doomsday psychology. Therein, the result of students in different majors shows significant deference in
“attitude of life” and “coping style”; the result of whether students have
religious believes shows significant differences in “intensity of doomsday” and “emotional
reactions”. 2) Doomsday psychology and personality traits are
significantly correlated, in detail: Neuroticism P is positive correlated with
“intensity of belief in the doomsday”, negative correlated with “emotional
reactions” and “attitude of life” and “coping style”; Extroversion E is negative
correlated with “intensity of belief in the doomsday”; Neuroticism N is
negative correlated with “emotional reactions”.