Gratitude and Life Satisfaction among Young Adults
Pooja Gulia
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Pooja Gulia
Abstract
The present research aims at understanding whether gratitude and life satisfaction are related in any way associated among adults. Very few studies are reported on gratitude and life satisfaction among young adults all over the world and especially during this COVID-19 pandemic understanding their life satisfaction and gratitude and exploring the relation among these variables are important. A correlational research design was used comprising a sample, selected through purposive techniques, of 110 participants between the age of 18 to 25, with 55 males and 55 females. The results showed a significant difference (p
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The present research aims at understanding whether gratitude and life satisfaction are related in any way associated among adults. Very few studies are reported on gratitude and life satisfaction among young adults all over the world and especially during this COVID-19 pandemic understanding their life satisfaction and gratitude and exploring the relation among these variables are important. A correlational research design was used comprising a sample, selected through purposive techniques, of 110 participants between the age of 18 to 25, with 55 males and 55 females. The results showed a significant difference (p
Key concepts: Gratitude, Life satisfaction, Psychology, Social psychology, Developmental psychology, Clinical psychology