Psychosocial Predictors of Love Satisfaction Among College Students from Madeira

Q3 Psychology

Journal of Relationships Research Pub Date : 2020-06-09 DOI:10.1017/jrr.2020.4

L. Soares, Orlanda Cruz, Filipa Oliveira, C. V. Lucas, F. Neto

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Abstract

Abstract This study examined three sets of psychosocial variables (love styles, perceived social support, and social and emotional loneliness) as predictors of satisfaction with love life among 357 college students from Madeira (57% females). The participants completed four scales, including the Love Attitudes Scale (LAS), the Multidimensional Scale of Perceived Support (MSPSS), the Social and Emotional Loneliness Scale (SELSA-S), and the Satisfaction with Love Life Scale (SWLLS). Confirmatory factor analysis supported the unidimensionality of the SWLLS among college students in Madeira region. Overall, satisfaction with love life was significantly predicted by indicators of love styles, perceived social support, and social and emotional loneliness, accounting respectively for 51%, 28%, and 60% of the variance being explained. The study provided additional evidence of the importance of love styles, social support and loneliness in satisfaction with love life.

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马德拉大学生爱情满意度的心理社会预测因素

摘要本研究以马德拉群岛357名大学生(57%为女性)为研究对象，考察了三组社会心理变量(爱情方式、感知社会支持、社会孤独和情感孤独)对爱情生活满意度的影响因素。研究对象完成了爱情态度量表(LAS)、多维感知支持量表(MSPSS)、社会与情感孤独量表(SELSA-S)和爱情生活满意度量表(SWLLS)。验证性因子分析支持马德拉地区大学生主观幸福感的单维度性。总体而言，恋爱方式、感知社会支持、社会和情感孤独等指标对恋爱生活满意度有显著的预测作用，分别占被解释方差的51%、28%和60%。该研究为爱情方式、社会支持和孤独感对爱情生活满意度的重要性提供了额外的证据。

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