Investigation satisfaction with life predictors via sexual satisfaction, positive emotion, and negative emotion in employees

Abstract

The Aim of present research was investigation, predictors of Satisfaction With Life via sexual satisfaction, positive emotion and negative emotion in employees. This present research is a descriptive correlation-based study. The statistical population consists of all employees of Iran’s Ministry of Jihad-e-Agriculture organizations working in Tehran City during 2011-2012 year. 200 persons were chosen using Morgan table and cluster randomization from this statistical population. Collection tools were a Larson’s sexual satisfaction questionnaire and Positive and Negative Emotion Questionnaire and Satisfaction with Life Scale (SWLS). Findings: The obtained results showed that there is a significant correlation between Satisfaction With Life and positive/negative emotions and the variables of sexual satisfaction and positive/negative emotions are able to predict Satisfaction With Life in male and female employees.  Additionally, the present research led to the inference that there is a relationship between Satisfaction With Life and positive/negative emotion and these emotions can predict the Satisfaction With Life. Positive and negative emotions reflect fundamental experiences of people from their life events. Conclusion: It can be therefore stated that the sort of a person’s emotion might to a large extent represent their life quality, and ultimately, their satisfaction with life.