An Analysis of the Effects of Positive Psychological Capital on Subjective Quality of Life among Young Adults in Their 20s and 30s

Key Points

• The aim is to evaluate the impact of positive psychological capital on subjective quality of life among young adults.
• Analyzed data from 512 young adults aged 20-30 in South Korea.
• Considered variables like gender, age, and socioeconomic status.
• Used statistical analysis to evaluate relationships between positive psychological capital and quality of life.
• Positive psychological capital scored an average of 3.99, indicating a moderate level.
• Significant differences in positive psychological capital based on gender, religion, occupation, education level, and health status were found.
• Positive psychological capital accounted for 52.4% of the variance in subjective quality of life, with a strong influence (β=.543, p<.001).

Abstract