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Impact of Extroversion on Life Satisfaction and Subjective Well-Being among Female Students


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The present investigation was conducted to know the relationship among extroversion, life fulfilment and subjective well being. A similar investigation has likewise been done between among female understudies as for their life fulfilment, subjective prosperity and extroversion. Unmistakable strategy was utilized as a part of the present examination to acquire the correlated and exact data. The example of the examination was 200 college understudies between the age gatherings of 18-25 yrs. advantageous inspecting strategy was utilized by the scientist for picking the example from Lovely Professional University, Phagwara. The goal of the examination was to consider the connection between life fulfilment and subjective prosperity of among female understudies. Three standardized scale was used for this study. 60-Item life satisfaction scale by e.g., Alam Rama Srivastava (1985). Subjective well-being by Ryffs (PWS) (1999) and Extroversion Scale by Big five personality test retrieved from ipip.ori.org, was used by researcher for data collection. The investigator used quantitative Technique-Pearson correlation, t-test and regression for data analysis and forgetting the result. The findings of the study reveal that life satisfaction and extroversion is highly correlated among female students.

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Extroversion, Life Satisfaction, Subjective Well-Being, Students.
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Authors

Hardeep Kaur
Department of Psychology, Lovely Professional University, Phagwara, Punjab, India
Jasgeet Kaur
Department of Psychology, Lovely Professional University, Phagwara, Punjab, India

Abstract


The present investigation was conducted to know the relationship among extroversion, life fulfilment and subjective well being. A similar investigation has likewise been done between among female understudies as for their life fulfilment, subjective prosperity and extroversion. Unmistakable strategy was utilized as a part of the present examination to acquire the correlated and exact data. The example of the examination was 200 college understudies between the age gatherings of 18-25 yrs. advantageous inspecting strategy was utilized by the scientist for picking the example from Lovely Professional University, Phagwara. The goal of the examination was to consider the connection between life fulfilment and subjective prosperity of among female understudies. Three standardized scale was used for this study. 60-Item life satisfaction scale by e.g., Alam Rama Srivastava (1985). Subjective well-being by Ryffs (PWS) (1999) and Extroversion Scale by Big five personality test retrieved from ipip.ori.org, was used by researcher for data collection. The investigator used quantitative Technique-Pearson correlation, t-test and regression for data analysis and forgetting the result. The findings of the study reveal that life satisfaction and extroversion is highly correlated among female students.

Keywords


Extroversion, Life Satisfaction, Subjective Well-Being, Students.

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