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The relationship between life satisfaction and psychological symptoms of X, Y and Z generations

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2022
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Main purpose of this research, analyse life satisfactions and psychological symptomps behind x y and z generation. Also, collected sex and marital status of generations and the research analysed according to this variables. This research was completed with 369 person, and convenience sampling methot was used 245 female and 124 male joined to the research which are between the ages of 16-56 years old. Life satisfaction inventory, brief symptom list, socio demographic information form was applied to the participants. For the analysis of the obtained data, Indipendant Sampling T-Ttest was used in group which is including two category, One Way ANOVA test was used in other groups which is including more than two category. In line with the findings of this research, a negative trend was found between life satisfaction resulst and psychological symptoms, which is the main problem of the topic. When analyzed by generation, results show that generation X has the highest life satisfaction followed by the y generation and z generation has the lowest life satisfaction. Psychological symptoms expected to be negative related with life satisfaction, results showed that generation z has the highest follwed by the y and X generation has the lowest one which resulst are expected. According analyzes based on demographic information, age, gender and marital status variables showed statistically significant differences. The data obtained were researched with the support of the literature and it also serves as a recommendation for research in future.

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İlke Eda Bahcaci

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İlke Eda Bahcaci (Master Thesis). The relationship between life satisfaction and psychological symptoms of X, Y and Z generations, 2022, İstanbul Arel University.

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