Lolya Younes’s research while affiliated with American University of Sharjah and other places

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Social class pyramid. Upper class, upper middle class, lower middle class, working class, and lower class descriptions and proportions in a typical capitalistic society, such as the U.S.⁶⁴.
Bar chart showing the percentage of responses from each Country (2021). Data was collected from Armenia (ARM), Kenya (KEN), Morocco (MOR), Venezuela (VEN), and Maldives (MAD).
Conceptual model.
Conceptual model of the modified framework.
Statistical analysis of the effect of socio-political factors on individual life satisfaction
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August 2024

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Alaa Itani

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Isra Hasan

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Lolya Younes

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Life satisfaction refers to an individual’s cognitive evaluation of the quality of their life. The aim of the present study is to develop the current understanding of how perceived corruption, attitudes toward migration, perceived security, and strength of national identity influence life satisfaction. Additionally, the study examines how demographic variables of relationship status, social class, sex, religious affiliation, and country impact life satisfaction in the provided cultural context. Ordinal logistic regression analysis, Confirmatory Factor Analysis, and Structural Equation Modeling are used to analyze data from the World Values Survey. Findings from the analyses indicate that perceived corruption, perceived security, and strength of national identity have a significant impact on life satisfaction, whereas migration has an indirect effect on life satisfaction through perceived security. The present research can develop our current understanding of life satisfaction from a socio-political perspective.

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