Postawy wobec globalizacji a satysfakcja z życia. Mediacyjna rola procesów tożsamościowych

Abstract

Attitudes toward Globalization and Life Satisfaction The Mediating Role of Identity Formation The aim of the research was to describe the relationship between attitudes toward globalization and life satisfaction and identity processes in the group of young adults. The sample included of 403 people at the age of 19–35 (M = 22.84, SD = 2.81), 219 women (54.3%) and 184 men. The relations were measured with the use of three questionnaires: Questionnaire of Attitudes Toward Globalization (Senejko, Łoś, 2016), Questionnaire of Identity Formation by A. Oleszkowicz, A. Słowińska (referring to the Dual-Cycle Model of Identity Formation by Luyckx et al., 2006) and SWLS Questionnaire (Diener et. al., 1985). Data analysis was based on structural equation modeling. The research results indicate a lack of direct relationship between attitudes toward globalization and life satisfaction. It was established that all of the identity processes differentiate the level of life satisfaction. The most powerful predictor of life satisfaction is a refl ective exploration in depth. In the relation of attitudes toward globalization – life satisfaction, identity processes are mediators. The anxiety attitude toward globalization is in strong relationship with ruminative exploration processes. Critical attitude is in relationship with refl ective exploration in breadth and depth and identifi cation with commitment. The accepting attitude is in relationship with a refl ective exploration in breadth and depth.

Attitudes Towards Globalization, Life Satisfaction, and Fear of Covid-19 Infection. Comparison of Emerging and Older Adults

“…Results from pre-pandemic studies have shown no correlation between attitudes towards globalization and life satisfaction (Jasiński et al, 2019). The results of research conducted during the first wave of the pandemic in Poland indicate that the context of the pandemic, understood as a manifestation of globalization, clearly strengthens the correlation between fearful attitude towards globalization and life satisfaction (Jasiński, Bąkowska, 2020).…”

Globalization and Life Satisfaction of the Polish Population. Before and during the COVID-19 Pandemic

“…Globalization may be one of the most important features of the modern world, towards which the individual needs to assume specific attitudes (Reese et al 2019). Earlier research shows that there is no direct correlation between attitudes towards globalization and life satisfaction (Jasiński et al 2019), while most recent studies indicate that the COVID-19 pandemic is inversely related to life satisfaction (Yang and Ma 2020). It is possible that the new circumstances resulting from the global threat posed by an infectious disease intensified the correlation between the evaluation of globalization and life satisfaction.…”