Factors reducing youth’s subjective wellbeing during a pandemic

Dekhtiarenko, A.A.; Shliagina, E.I.

Авторы: Dekhtiarenko A.A., Shliagina E.I.
Сборник: Proceedings of the International Conference “Scientific research of the SCO countries: synergy and integration” - Reports in English (December 23, 2023. Beijing, PRC). – Beijing: Scientific publishing house Infinity
Том: 2
Год издания: 2023
Место издания: Scientific publishing house Infinity Beijing
Первая страница: 105
Последняя страница: 112
Аннотация: During global crisis situations, which include the pandemic, the study of factors that negatively affect the subjective well-being of young people becomes relevant, so the purpose of this study was to identify the presence and nature of the relationship between depression, anxiety and hostility in two groups of respondents: students and young professionals. The results of a study conducted on a sample of 288 people (149 students aged 18-22 years and 139 young professionals aged 28-35 with higher education) showed a significantly higher level of depression in students. In addition, it was revealed that hostility has the greatest influence on the decrease in psychological well-being in both groups, hostility also has a greater effect on the decrease in the emotional wellbeing of students, and depression has a greater effect on the decrease in emotional well-being in the group of young professionals. Anxiety does not contribute to the components of the subjective well-being of young professionals, but is significant for the subjective well-being of students.
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