Role Inflationary Stress on Marital Satisfaction and Psychological Wellbeing: Mediating Role of Resilience

This study explores how stress brought on by rising prices, called inflation, plays off against someone's ability to bounce back or recoup after experiencing difficulty. Using a sample of 300 participants, this study applies descriptive statistics and correlation analysis to explore the relationships between resilience, psychological well-being, and financial stress. The results show a negative connection between feeling tough inflation pressures. This means that when there is stronger pressure in the economy, people don't do as well in dealing with stress, overall. Results suggest that strengthening resilience strongly correlates with improved mental health outcomes. So, people who are more resilient tend to do well psychologically, too. This study's results share key findings stating that becoming more resilient helps people handle the stress caused by high inflation and leads to more positive outcomes.