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• TITLE: Subjective well-being of Sichuan adolescents from Han, Qiang and Yi nationalities

  AUTHORS: Dingchu Wu, Tianmei Zhou

  KEYWORDS: Adolescent; Subjective Well-Being; Nationality; Scale

  JOURNAL NAME: Health, Vol.2 No.10, October 26, 2010

  ABSTRACT: Using subjective well-being scale for adolescents, this article studies the subjective well-being of 900 adolescents from Han, Qiang and Yi nationalities in mainland of China. Results: In general, the SWB of the adolescents from the three nationalities is at the level of more than medium. Their SWB is significant difference in the aspects of nationality, grade and academic records. In view of interaction, their SWB is also of differ- rent dimensions because the interrelated effects are significant between genders and grades, between genders and academic records, between grades and academic records, and even between grades and their parental educational levels and parental occupations.