Quantitative analysis reveals social support significantly improves psychological well-being in final year students, implying vital implications for mental health.
Key Points
A strong relationship between social support and psychological well-being was found, improving mental health in final year students.
The study showed a significant level of p < 0.05, with social support contributing 61.55% to psychological well-being.
Employing a quantitative approach, the study utilized correlation through questionnaires distributed to 120 final year students.
Findings indicate the importance of social support in enhancing mental health, while religiosity showed no significant effect on psychological well-being.