Table 3.

Correlations between strengths and well-being in the 27–36 years group (n = 241).

Strengths	SWL	R	PA	R	NA	R	M	R
Creativity	0.10	17	0.04	18	−0.00	18	0.05	20
Curiosity	0.14	10	0.15	8	−0.01	17	0.10	13
Open-mindedness	0.12	13	0.09	14	−0.05	12	0.09	15
Love Learning	0.13	12	0.08	15	−0.06	9	0.09	14
Perspective	0.12	14	0.05	17	0.02	20	0.06	18
Bravery	0.01	22	0.03	20	−0.00	19	0.01	24
Perseverance	0.16	9	0.13	10	−0.09	7	0.12	10
Honesty	0.16	8	0.16	7	−0.16	2	0.16	5
Zest	0.28*	2	0.24*	3	−0.09	6	0.21	2
Love	0.23*	5	0.13	9	−0.02	15	0.13	9
Kindness	0.25*	3	0.19*	4	−0.06	11	0.17	4
Social intelligence	0.25*	4	0.11	11	−0.10	5	0.15	6
Teamwork	0.10	16	0.18*	5	−0.13	4	0.14	7
Fairness	0.06	20	0.09	13	−0.06	10	0.07	16
Leadership	0.14	11	0.10	12	−0.07	8	0.10	12
Forgiveness	0.02	21	−0.01	22	0.03	22	0.02	23
Modesty	0.00	23	−0.09	23	0.02	21	0.04	22
Prudence	0.11	15	0.04	19	−0.05	13	0.07	17
Self-regulation	0.08	18	0.05	16	−0.02	16	0.05	19
Appreciation Beauty	0.07	19	−0.00	21	0.04	23	0.04	21
Gratitude	0.16	6	0.16	6	−0.03	14	0.12	11
Hope	0.31*	1	0.26*	1	−0.31*	1	0.29	1
Humor	0.16	7	0.25*	2	−0.14	3	0.18	3
Spirituality/Religiousness	−0.06	24	−0.20*	24	0.15	24	0.13	8
M/R	0.13	1	0.12	2	0.07	4	0.11

SWL, satisfaction with life; PA, positive affect; NA, negative affect; M, mean absolute value; R, rank order.

^*p < 0.01.