Navigating Emotions: The Influence of Hope and Trust on Anxiety and Happiness

Abstract

In the 21st century, issues of people's psychological health and happiness are becoming more important, but related problems are not easily solved and are increasing.This study examined the impact of hope and trust on anxiety and happiness.To investigate whether hope and trust are effective in lowering anxiety and increasing happiness, a survey was conducted on 781 people, where 328 were men and 457 were women.The scales used have been recognized as having reliability and validity in previous studies.Statistical analysis was performed by confirming the internal consistency coefficient, factor analysis, and multiple regression analysis to determine the reliability and validity of the scale used and to test the hypotheses.Reliability and validity of the scale used were confirmed.The results showed that first, hope had a positive effect on lowering anxiety and increasing happiness.Second, trust had a positive effect on lowering anxiety and increasing happiness.Third, there were no interaction effects of hope and trust on anxiety and happiness.Fourth, there were differences in anxiety according to gender.Fifth, there were differences in hope according to age group.The findings of this study show that the higher the hope and the trust, the more effective it is to lower anxiety and increase happiness.Because hope and trust increase the power of positivity, anxiety lowers, and happiness increases.Furthermore, these suggest that hope and trust must be increased to help people enjoy mental health and well-being.To decrease anxiety and increase happiness, education and coaching to improve mental well-being are needed.

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