英文摘要 |
The purpose of this research is to explore the relationship between college students' adjustment to school life and subjective well-being. This research adopts the survey and research method, and takes the students of a college in North District who have continuously received competitive program subsidies as the research object, and is conducted by filling out an online questionnaire. There are 277 valid questionnaires. After the formal questionnaire was collected, the data were analyzed by statistical methods such as reliability analysis, descriptive statistics, single-factor variance analysis, Pearson product-difference correlation, and structural equation model.The research has obtained the following five results:1. College students'school life adaptation has a predictive effect on their subjective well-being;2.Interpersonal adaptation is the most explanatory for school life adaptation, followed by internal adaptation, and learning adaptation is the last;3. Psychological well-being is the most explanatory for the subjective well-being of college students, followed by emotional well-being, and social well-being is the least influential;4. General students without full-time work have worse internal and interpersonal adaptability than students with full-time work;5. Emotional well-being is significantly different between seniors and sophomores. The research results show that the emotional well-being of sophomores is higher than that of seniors. |