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A Study on College Students' Subjective Well-being in Southwest China

Shutao Wang

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192 college students in southwest China are investigated through questionnaire,and the research results indicate that the subjective well-being level of those students is a little higher than the intermediate level;and there are significant differences of subjective well-being in gender and economic development level in that female college students' scores of subjective well-being are significantly higher than those of male students and economic no-needy students have higher level of subjective well-being than needy students.

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192 college students in southwest China are investigated through questionnaire,and the research results indicate that the subjective well-being level of those students is a little higher than the intermediate level;and there are significant differences of subjective well-being in gender and economic development level in that female college students' scores of subjective well-being are significantly higher than those of male students and economic no-needy students have higher level of subjective well-being than needy students.

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192 college students in southwest China are investigated through questionnaire,and the research results indicate that the subjective well-being level of those students is a little higher than the intermediate level;and there are significant differences of subjective well-being in gender and economic development level in that female college students' scores of subjective well-being are significantly higher than those of male students and economic no-needy students have higher level of subjective well-being than needy students.

Key concepts: China, Psychology, Subjective well-being, Social psychology, Developmental psychology, Geography, Happiness, Archaeology

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