A STUDY ON THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN LIFE SATISFACTION AND PARENTING STYLE OF COLLEGE STUDENTS AT PRIVATE UNIVERSITIES OF HUNAN PROVINCE, CHINA

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Yue Wu
Yan Ye

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This study mainly explored the relationship between life satisfaction and parenting style of private college students at private universities of Hunan Province, China. A total of 381 private college students from Hunan province, China participated in this study, and 371 valid questionnaires were finally collected and analyzed. Descriptive statistics and correlation analysis were applied to analyse the relationship between college students’ life satisfaction and parenting style at private colleges in Hunan province, China. The research results showed that: the parenting style and life satisfaction of college students in private universities in China and Hunan were above the average level; as for parenting styles, the emotional warmth dimension scored the highest, while the rejection dimension scores the lowest, which was lower than the theoretical median. There was a significant correlation of college students parenting style and life satisfaction at private colleges in Hunan Province, China. Discussion and recommendations were provided by the end of the study

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Yan Ye, Stamford International University

Stamford International University

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