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PATHWAYS OF WELL BEING TO YOUNG ADULTHOOD
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Objective: Longitudinal analyses examined the extent to which positive resources accumulated in adolescents lead to greater life satisfaction in young adulthood. Method: Data were drawn from a 2 wave (3 year) longitudinal study of the health and development of around N=1459 Romanian nationally representative sample of adolescent and young adults. In the first wave a set of psychological resources were assessed by an online questionnaire. Life satisfaction was assessed with SWLS scale as an outcome in the second wave. Findings: Overall, satisfaction with life was lower than West European averages and similar to Eastern European averages on SWLS scale. LS in young adults, was predicted by self-esteem, optimism and illusory optimism about the future. Satisfaction with depended more on self esteem but this effect was partially mediated by positive illusions and social support.
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