Peer support impact on self-esteem and life satisfaction

ISBN-13: 9786205524435 / Angielski / Miękka / 88 str.

Daniel Ndoko Naseli

Opis

This study was undertaken to find out the relationship that exists between peer support and self-esteem of selected university students in Cameroon. The study also investigated the moderation effects of grit and the mediating effects of life satisfaction on that relationship. The data in this study were analyzed using SPSS PROCESS macro. The results showed that 'peer support, self-esteem, life satisfaction and grit were all significantly positively correlated to each other. Further results revealed that life satisfaction significantly but partially mediated the link between students' peer support and their self-esteem and that grit moderated this mediating effect of life satisfaction. The findings suggest that students' life satisfaction and grit are important traits or characteristics that help in boosting students' self-esteem.

O autorze

My name is Daniel Ndoko Naseli a Cameroonian presently living in South Korea. I graduated from Hanseo University (February 2023) with a PhD in lifelong education, South Korea. I am currently looking for job while trying to write some articles to publish like this one. If you need any further details about me please let me know.