APS
APS Virtual Poster Showcase · 2020
Does Meaning in Life Remain a Predictor of Psycho-Social Adjustment after Controlling for the Robust Predictors of Social Support and Affectivity?
- Alaina Gregory
Ross School of Business - Alaina Gregory
University of Michigan - Claire Novak
University of Michigan - Devin Ablow
University of Michigan - Miranda Schaffer
University of Michigan - Misu Kwon
University of Michigan, Ann Arbor
Abstract
The study examined if meaning in life is a predictor of psycho-social adjustment (depression, life satisfaction, and family life satisfaction) beyond the robust predictors of social support and affectivity. Results from 247 college students indicated that presence of meaning in life is uniquely predictive of both depression and life satisfaction.
Positive Psychology
