This study will start with the relationship study of the three variables, namely, parental rearing patterns, psychological resilience and subjective well-being, to prove that there is a correlation between the dimensions of Chinese college students' parental rearing patterns and their subjective well-being; It is possible to improve the subjective well-being of college students by guiding their parents to adjust or improve their parenting style; The paper quantifies that the level of parenting style of most college students is medium, but the psychological flexibility and subjective well-being are high.This paper proves that the parenting style significantly affects their children's resilience and overall well-being.This paper proves that Chinese college students who grow up with good parental rearing patterns are more likely to develop a high degree of psychological resilience and subjective well-being.
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