Study suggests that single people who feel their basic psychological needs are met tend to experience higher life satisfaction and fewer depressive symptoms.
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#Wellbeing #SelfDetermination #LifeSatisfaction #MentalHealth #PositiveVibes
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#Wellbeing #SelfDetermination #LifeSatisfaction #MentalHealth #PositiveVibes
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Who lives a good single life? New data highlights the role of autonomy and attachment
A new study suggests that single adults experience greater well-being when their basic psychological needs are met. The findings indicate that autonomy, secure attachment, and viewing singlehood as a choice are key predictors of satisfaction.