چکیده:
The main purpose of this paper is the effect of political well-being on students' political attitudes, which was conducted by surveying method and using questionnaire. The statistical population of this study consisted of Ardakan University students, which was 2500 according to 2019 statistics. From this population, 323 people were selected based on Cochran sampling formula. Statistical analysis was performed using SPSS and AMOS software. The results of linear regression analysis show that political well-being was able to explain 0.13% of the internal variations of the dependent variable, namely political attitude. According to the results of Pearson's correlation analysis, there is a significant relationship between feelings of political well-being with conservative political attitudes (r= -0.50), liberal (r= 0.48), radical (r= -0.68) and reactionary (r=-0.19).The results of the structural equation model (AMOS) also show that the effect of political well-being variable on the dependent variable is significant. Also, the regression equation for estimating the underlying variables analysis shows that among the underlying variables (age, gender, marital status and socioeconomic status) only the marital status variable was equal to T value (T= 3.67) and significant coefficient (P= 0.000) have been able to influence the type of political attitude.
خلاصه ماشینی:
DiTomaso1 (2013), in support of this view, shows that individuals with more conservative beliefs may attribute unemployment to laziness more than others, rather than to structural issues within the political-social system; conversely, those who have more liberal views report lower subjective well-being, because they benefit from less of a soothing function; one of the reasons for this behavior is their greater correlation and empathy with individuals who do not experience unequal conditions (Napier and Jost, 2008; Savani and Rattan 2, 2012).
Sengupta and Sibley Their aim in conducting this research was to examine this gap in New Zealand to investigate the political attitudes and subjective well-being of the one percent in relation to income distribution.
In this 215 research, political attitudes based on O'Neill's perspective are divided into four categories: radical (5 items), conservative (7 items), liberal (5 items), and reactionary (4 items), totaling 21 items arranged on a 5-point Likert scale.
This correlation coefficient shows that there is a positive correlation between these two variables, meaning that with an increase in individuals' sense of political well-being, their liberal attitude also increases; therefore, the aforementioned hypothesis is confirmed and is generalizable to the entire statistical population.
Standard structural model of independent and dependent variables in standardized form / / / / / / Conclusion The aim of the present research was to theoretically and empirically explain the impact of the sense of political well-being on the political attitudes of Ardakan University students.
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