Interpersonal Dependency and Life Satisfaction Among Young Adults

Abstract

The observable characteristics of the young adults of this century has claimed their determination to become an independent personality. But for the same they depend on one another. Gender based studies on interpersonal dependency have shown that it plays a prominent role in individuals personal life. The present study aims to find “Interpersonal Dependency and Life Satisfaction Among Young Adults. The sample size of the study was 91 and the data were collected from the college students of age group ranging from 18 - 24. The method used to select the sample population was a random sampling method. The data was analysed using the spearman bivariate correlation method. The findings of the study revealed that there is a positive relation between interpersonal dependency and life satisfaction among young adults.