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Examining Predictors of Satisfaction Across Different Domains of Life Among Norwegian Adolescents Using Repeated National Cross-Sectional Population-Based Surveys
Identifying factors that influence life satisfaction is important, as life satisfaction is a key indicator of positive mental health and well-being. This study aims to examine how psychosocial factors, gender, and geographical differences may influence satisfaction with different domains of life, an
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