Life Satisfaction of Single Middle‐Aged Professional Women

Virginia G. Lewis · L. DiAnne Borders

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This study examined 10 factors and their relation to the life satisfaction of single middle‐aged professional women. The proposed regression model, which included job satisfaction, gender identity, locus of control, social support, health, financial resources, leisure‐time activities, sexual satisfaction, and regrets regarding life circumstances, was explored through a questionnaire. Questionnaires were administered to single professional women in higher education institutions. Responses were received from 152 women. Performance on life satisfaction was significantly explained by recourse to the variables of job satisfaction, internal locus of control, regrets regarding life circumstances, sexual satisfaction, and leisure‐time activities.

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