Revealing the Subjective Well-Being of Female Farmers in Terms of the Existence of Social Support in Songan a Village, Kintamani District, Bangli Regency

Abstract

This study aimed to find out how social support influence the subjective well-being of female farmers in Songan A village, Kintamani district, Bangli regency. This research is to find out the casualty between independent variable that is social support with subjective well-being as dependent variable. The subject that used in this study is the female farmers in Songan village with 110 populations. The data collected by contributing questionnaires and then analyzed by using simple linear regression. The result of this study showed there is an influence of social support to the subjective well-being of female farmers in Songan village, Kintamani district, Bangli regency. It means the more female farmers get social support, the more prosperous their life will be .

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