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. 2013 Nov 5;1:e197. doi: 10.7717/peerj.197

Table 3. Multiple regressions for the Swedish sample.

Personality traits’ relationship to subjective well-being and psychological well-being, as well as the relationship between psychological well-being dimensions and subjective well-being.

Predictor variable Outcome variable Adj R2 Unst. B Unst. SE Stand. β F t
Personality traits
Extraversion (E) 1.06 .33 .34 3.23***
Neuroticism (N) Life satisfaction −.91 .26 −.38 −3.47***
E, N .33 8.22***
Neuroticism Positive affect .21 −.45 .17 −.32 4.82 −2.63**
Neuroticism Negative affect .23 .65 .15 .53 5.23 4.30***
Extraversion .23 .11 .18 2.10*
Neuroticism Psychological −.52 .09 −.53 −5.81***
Conscientiousness (C) Well-Being .32 .08 .33 4.00***
E, N, C .53 18.50***
Extraversion .86 .21 .41 4.10***
Neuroticism Positive relations −.41 .17 −.25 −2.40*
Agreeableness (A) .73 .20 .36 3.65***
E, N, A .39 11.02***
Extraversion .41 .19 .19 2.14*
Neuroticism Environmental mastery −.88 .16 −.52 −5.59***
Conscientiousness .39 14 .24 2.83**
E, N, C .50 16.41***
Extraversion Self-acceptance .71 .27 .28 2.61**
Neuroticism −.90 .22 −.44 −4.04***
E, N .32 8.10***
Extraversion −.44 .20 −.24 −2.15*
Neuroticism Autonomy −.73 .71 −5.1 −4.40***
E, N .22 5.45***
Conscientiousness .46 .16 .29 2.82**
Openness (O) Personal growth .97 .25 .46 3.94***
C, O .23 5.70***
Conscientiousness Purpose in life .24 .74 .16 .49 5.81 4.76***
Psychological well-being
Self-acceptance Life satisfaction .52 .67 .11 .56 18.21 6.24***
Positive relations (PR) −.21 .08 −.27 −2.59**
.40 .08 .51 4.83***
Environmental mastery (EM) Positive affect .16 .07 .24 2.19*
Self-acceptance (SA) .30 18.20
PR, EM, SA
Environmental mastery Negative affect .21 −.36 .09 −.48 5.06 −4.24***

Notes.

*

p < .05.

**

p < .01.

***

p < .001.