Psychological resources, their social antecedents, and association with well-being and health behaviour in early adulthood

The success of entering work life, young people's psychological resources, self-reported well-being and health behaviour were studied in a longitudinal setting from a life-span developmental contextual perspective. Childhood factors predicted entrance into the labour market and the level of psychological resources. Psychosocial resources were found to mediate the relationship between place of resicence and subjective well-being. They were also associated with health behaviour. The role of childhood psychosocial factors in preventing long-term unemployment and in enhancing psychological well-being in young adulthood is emphasised. The enhancement of psychological resources is recommended in order to promote positive health behaviour.

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9789518028393

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