Psychology
8 years ago

Disabilities Linked to Lower Happiness and Hope Levels, Study Finds

Middle Eastern Journal of Disability Studies
Hope, happiness and life satisfaction in people with disabilities
F. Naghdi, Mohammad Moqadam Shad

Paper Summary

The study compared happiness, hope, and life satisfaction in people with disabilities to those without disabilities. They found that individuals with disabilities had significantly lower levels of happiness, hope, and life satisfaction. This suggests that disabled individuals may benefit from more psychological support to improve their well-being.

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