Life satisfaction prediction on the basis of psychological well-being standards and irrational beliefs

This study is made with an aim of prediction satisfaction of psychological wellbeing standards and irrational beliefs. Statistical community of the research includes students of five major universities in Iran. These universities were of Tehran University, Shaheed Beheshti University, Al-Zahra University, Qum University, and Garmsar University totaling 1,036 subjects altogether. The instrument of the research was Jonesʹ life satisfaction with psychological wellbeing criteria and irrational beliefs experiments. Results showed that on the psychological well-being there were meaningful correlation between self and interrelations with others with an objective life and commitments over environment and an unmeaning relation with dimensions of character development and autonomy with reference to life satisfaction. Of the tenfold dimensions of irrational beliefs too, there were meaningful correlations on the aspects of ʹDemanding to be approved by others, High self-expectation, Blaming proneness, Frustration reactive, Anxious over-concern, Problem avoidance, Dependency, Helplessness for change, and Perfectionismʹ but just on ʹEmotional irresponsibilityʹ there was an unmeaning relation on establishing life satisfaction.