Correlation between subjective wellbeing and some variables

Abstract

The present study aims to identify the degree of subjective wellbeing among university students and its correlation with some variables.  (2497) male students and (3538) female students were chosen to be the research community. The researcher built a subjective wellbeing scale based on (Diener, (1994) theory. It consisted of (44) items. After the researcher extracted the psychometric standard characteristics of the scale,  It was applied to the research sample of (400 male and female students from University of Wassit. To analyze the research data, the researcher used the (SPSS) and he concluded that university students have a considerable degree of subjective wellbeing as there are no statistically significant differences in the correlation between the variable of subjective wellbeing and the variable of gender and major. In light of the results obtained by the researcher in the present study, he presented a set of recommendations and suggestions.