Title of article
Life Satisfaction and Risk-taking Behavior in Secondary Schools Adolescents
Author/Authors
Music, Miralem University of Sarajevo - Faculty of medicine - Department of Pathophysiology, Bosnia and Herzegovina , Abidovic, Amela Primary Health Care Center Zavidovici, Bosnia and Herzegovina , Babic, Nermina University of Sarajevo - Faculty of Medicine - Department of Physiology, Bosnia and Herzegovina , Mujaric, Ekrema Cantonal Hospital Zenica, Bosnia and Herzegovina , Dervisevic, Senad Cantonal hospital Zenica, Bosnia and Herzegovina , Slatina, Enes Institute for Emergency Medical Services (EMS), Bosnia and Herzegovina , Salibasic, Mirhan Clinical Center University of Sarajevo, Bosnia and Herzegovina , Tuna, Enes University of Sarajevo - Faculty of Dentistry, Bosnia and Herzegovina
From page
178
To page
181
Abstract
Introduction: Life satisfaction involves cognitive component that allows evaluation of the life and accomplishments of life, and emotional component that includes an evaluation of emotions and mood that followed these accomplishments. Goal: To examine the life satisfaction of young people who attend secondary school, examine the level of satisfaction with life according to sex, to academic achievement, the presence of siblings and to examine the relationship between levels of life satisfaction and risk-taking behaviors. Results and Discussion: The results showed that there was no relationship between life satisfaction and preferences of delinquency, as well as life satisfaction and achieved academic success. The results confirmed the relationship between life satisfaction and sex as well as the relationship between life satisfaction and the presence of siblings in the family.
Keywords
life satisfaction , risk behaviors , adolescence
Journal title
Materia Socio Medica
Journal title
Materia Socio Medica
Record number
2569293
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