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Bienestar subjetivo y sentido en la vida en estudiantes peruanos de una universidad de Lima Metropolitana
La presente investigaci贸n tuvo como objetivo principal determinar la relaci贸n que existe entre
las variables de bienestar subjetivo (SWB) y sentido en la vida (MIL), en estudiantes
peruanos de una universidad privada de Lima Metropolitana. Para esto, se evalu贸 a 151
estudiantes peruanos, 81 hombres (53.6%) y 70 mujeres (46.4%), entre los 18 y 29 a帽os (M =
20.8 a帽os) que, en el momento, llevaban alg煤n curso en una universidad privada de Lima
Metropolitana. Se hizo uso de la Escala de Satisfacci贸n con la Vida (SWLS) y el Registro de
Afectos Positivos y Negativos (PANAS), para medir el SWB; y de una versi贸n adaptada del
Cuestionario de Sentido en la Vida (MLQ), para medir el MIL. Se realizaron an谩lisis
descriptivos, contrastes de medias y an谩lisis de correlaci贸n. El principal hallazgo fue que, en
esta muestra, existe una correlaci贸n positiva, significativa y moderada entre el SWB y el
MIL. Adem谩s se encontr贸 que los hombres presentaban niveles significativamente m谩s altos
de Afecto Positivo que las mujeres. Finalmente, tambi茅n se hall贸 que los niveles tanto de
SWB como de MIL fueron medios y ligeramente altos en la muestra.The following study aimed to determine the relationship between subjective well-being
(SWB) and meaning in life (MIL), in peruvian students from a private college in Lima
Metropolitana. To achieve this, MIL and SWB was measured in a sample of 151 of these
students, 81 were male (53.6%) and 70 were female (46.4%), aged 18-29 years old (M= 20.8
years), who were currently in at least one course from a private college in Lima
Metropolitana. To assess SWB, the Satisfaction with Life Scale (SWLS) and the Positive and
Negative Affect Schedule were used; and, to assess MIL, an adapted version of the Meaning
in Life Questionnaire (MLQ) was used. Descriptive analysis, mean differences and
correlational analysis were made. The main finding was that SWB and MIL were positively
and significantly related. Also it was found that men had significantly higher levels of
Positive Affect than women. Finally, it was found that the levels of of SWB and MIL in the
sample were medium and slightly high