Religiosity as a Predictor of Emotional Stability among Adolescence

The study aimed at examining religiosity as a predictor of emotional stability among adolescence. The study was made by using random sampling method through the selection of 90 adolescents from Madrasa. The sample age ranged between 13 -18 years. Two instruments were used, named: Religiosity Scale and Emotional stability test. Data analysis involved the use of Pearson Product Moment correlation. The result showed positive correlation between religiosity and emotional stability. It appears from the trend of the result that religiosity and emotional stability are interrelated. It means if emotional stability increases the religiosity will also increases and vice versa. Though the relationship between these two variables is not very high but positive relationship exist between these two variables.