Correlational analysis reveals a positive link between romantic relationships and mental well-being in college students, suggesting emotional needs are crucial.
The present day observe investigated Emotional needs, romantic dating and Mental Well-Being amongst younger couples. A general pattern of college college students turned into (N=200) inclusive of male college students (n=100) and lady college students (n=100) turned into accumulated from specific universities. In present study, data was collected through purposive sampling technique. Correlational survey research design was used for the current study. Data was collected with self-reports measures including Emotional Needs Questionnaire (Smith, 2020), Questionnaire for Measuring Relationship Satisfaction Scale (Brown, 2020) and Mental Well-Being Scale Dodge et al. (2012). Correlational analysis shows significant relationship among all study variables. According to linear regression analysis. Romantic Relationship is a positive predictor of Mental Well-Being and Emotional Needs. T-test shows non-significant relationship of gender with Emotional needs, Romantic Relationship and Mental Well-Being. Limitations, present study and suggestions for further empirical diligence discussed.
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