On the Meditation Effects of Grit in the Relationship Between Orientation to Happiness and Life Satisfaction of Undergraduate Students

Choi, Hyun-Jun; ree, kim noo; Pyo, Jung-Min; Kim, Dong-Jin; Rin, Park Hyun

doi:10.22143/hss21.11.1.66

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“…Although demographic trends suggest that the number of young adults in poverty is rapidly increasing under COVID-19 28) , their happiness has rarely been studied. Research has mainly been conducted to verify factors that affect the happiness of college students and young adults in Korea [38][39][40][41] .…”

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Happiness among Young Adults Living in Poverty in South Korea

CHOI,

CHO,

JOO

2023

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Given the increasingly unstable labor market, South Korean young adults are facing a variety of difficulties. This study investigates health, financial, psychological, and social factors affecting happiness among South Korean young adults in poverty. Using a sample of 722 young adults in poverty receiving welfare benefits, multiple regression analysis results indicate that financial stress, employment hope, perceived health condition, social capital, family support, and resilience are significantly associated with happiness level. Particularly, the psychological and social factors are strongly associated with happiness. These findings highlight the necessity and importance of intervention to empower psychological strengths and social relationships to improve happiness among vulnerable young adults in poverty.

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Happiness among Young Adults Living in Poverty in South Korea

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2023

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relationship between human rights victimization and happiness of university students

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Lee

2022

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The purpose of this study was to provide an intervention model to prevent the decrease in happiness caused by human rights victimization by analyzing the moderated mediating effect of the growth mindset on the path of human rights victimization to happiness through grit for university students. A total of 233 university students who took part in this survey were selected through purposive sampling. We did data analysis using SPSS PC + Win. Ver. 25.0 and SPSS PROCESS macro Ver. 4.0. Frequency, reliability, correlation, and moderated mediating effect analysis were applied. First, human rights victimization was negatively and significantly correlated with grit, growth mindset, and happiness. Second, the moderated mediating effect of a growth mindset on the path from human rights victimization to happiness via grit was verified. The human rights victimization of university students affects happiness through grit, and the growth mindset increases the effect of human rights victimization → grit → happiness path. This result will be used a new model to enhance happiness for university students.

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On the Meditation Effects of Grit in the Relationship Between Orientation to Happiness and Life Satisfaction of Undergraduate Students

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Happiness among Young Adults Living in Poverty in South Korea

Happiness among Young Adults Living in Poverty in South Korea

relationship between human rights victimization and happiness of university students

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