The study evaluated wellbeing criteria such as happiness, life satisfaction, physical and mental health, quality of relationships, meaning in life, and financial security. The results showed that young people in the 18-29 age range received lower scores in terms of health and mental wellbeing compared to other age groups. Most participants experienced relatively low levels of wellbeing until the age of 50.
IT IS IMPORTANT IN THE LONG RUN
Researchers state that individuals should make active efforts to increase their happiness and wellbeing. It was determined that people with strong social interactions, as well as strong religious, community, or family ties, have higher levels of wellbeing. Experts suggest, 'Instead of falling into despair, spend time with the people you love,' noting that small steps can increase happiness in the long run.
TRADITIONALITY IS FAR AWAY FOR YOUNG PEOPLE
Young adults face difficulties in reaching traditional life norms. Obstacles encountered in areas such as home ownership, finding high-paying jobs, and starting a family affect the wellbeing of young people. Researchers emphasize that everyone's life journey is different and that individuals need to find their own timing.
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