Investigation of factors affecting life satisfaction and life satisfaction with ordered logistic regression analysis

Without exception, interpersonal trust rates are higher in countries with high life satisfaction. Interpersonal trust, which is the main element of social capital, is an expression of our belief in people we did not know and had no idea about. While this belief significantly explains economic success as an indicator of individuals' willingness to cooperate, it is also one of the most important social determinants of life satisfaction. Socio-demographic and economic factors gain importance in evaluating individual life satisfaction. In this study, it is aimed to examine the factors affecting life satisfaction and life satisfaction by sequential logistic regression. The satisfaction survey was created in 2018 by TSI throughout Turkey within the scope of the analysis made in the study utilized data. As a difference, while there is a negative relationship within the group between satisfaction and scale satisfaction in a factor group, material and moral assistance reveals a positive interaction within the group. In general, as a result of the sequential logistic regression, it is seen that satisfaction with life varies greatly according to the status of being happy, although it does not differ much according to the working status. Keywords: Life Satisfaction, Happiness, Well-being, Ordered Logistic Regression Analysis