Table 2.

Psychological well-being in the sample as a whole and in the cluster groups

Scales		positive relations with others	autonomy	environmental mastery	personal growth	purpose in life	self-acceptance	affect balance	meaningfulness of life	he person as an open system
Values for whole sample1 (n = 129)	Mid-value	52.76	53.81	53.33	54.12	57.77	53.01	99.68	96.86	62.48
	SD	7.29	7.76	8.60	11.48	12.08	9.14	15.36	16.44	9.78
EG1 (n = 56)	Mid-value	54.19	57.41	58.02	64.5	66.02	59.52	93.27	104.38	67.42
	SD	8.51	8.19	8.74	6.13	8.99	6.50	13.53	13.9	8.75
EG2 (n = 73)	Mid-value	51.68	51.01	49.74	46.16	51.43	48.03	104.60	91.11	58.69
	SD	6.05	6.15	6.54	7.61	10.20	7.63	14.94	15.99	8.83
Student’s t-criterion2		1.87	4.86**	5.93**	10.8**	8.61**	9.22**	4.51**	5.03*	5.59**

Notes:¹ standards of mean values in the sample in general; ² values are obtained by comparison of EG1 and EG2. *p ≤ 0.05; **p ≤ 0.01