Gender differences in adolescents' life satisfaction: A replication study in Kazakhstan
Romain Brisson,
Assel Adayeva,
Shynar Abdrakhmanova
Abstract:IntroductionWhether adolescents' life satisfaction varies with gender is unclear. In a recently published study, Brisson et al. found unadjusted mean scores of life satisfaction to be higher in boys than in girls in Luxembourg, a country ranking high in gender‐equality indexes. However, gender was no longer predictive of life satisfaction when well‐identified predictors of life satisfaction were included in the model. The present work aimed to replicate Brisson et al.'s study in Kazakhstan, a less gender‐equal… Show more
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