Research on the Relationships of Social support,Self-esteem and Subjective Well-being of Normal University students
Chen Ron
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Chen Ron
Abstract
247 normal university students have been investigated with perceived social support scales,Self-esteem Scale(SES) and General Well-Being Schedule.The results show that: A significant positive correlation exists between the social support,Self-esteem and subjective well-being of normal university students(r in the 0.23 ~ 0.89,P 0.01);Regression analysis showed that there was good regression relation between social support and self-esteem,subjective well-being,and then self-esteem was a mediator factor between social support and SWB because its good regression relation withsubjective well-being,based on social support;Mediating effect of test further validated that self-esteem was a mediator factor between social support and subjective well-being.
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247 normal university students have been investigated with perceived social support scales,Self-esteem Scale(SES) and General Well-Being Schedule.The results show that: A significant positive correlation exists between the social support,Self-esteem and subjective well-being of normal university students(r in the 0.23 ~ 0.89,P 0.01);Regression analysis showed that there was good regression relation between social support and self-esteem,subjective well-being,and then self-esteem was a mediator factor between social support and SWB because its good regression relation withsubjective well-being,based on social support;Mediating effect of test further validated that self-esteem was a mediator factor between social support and subjective well-being.
Key concepts: Psychology, Self-esteem, Social support, Scale (ratio), Regression analysis, Subjective well-being, Social psychology, Test (biology)