A 2 | | A at | Ask Copilot + of 1 1 2 1 CD Researchers conducted a study investigating the relationship between psychological well-being, flourishing, and perceived stress among a sample of first-year university students (n = 200, with 130 females and 70 males). The following measures were used: Ryff's Scales of Psychological Well-being (42-item version); The Flourishing Scale (8-item); and the Perceived Stress Scale (PSS-10, 10-item version). Please see the study results below for interpretation: Correlations between Psychological | Psychological Autonomy Environmental Positive Personal Self- Purpose in Well-being (subscales), Flourishing, Well-being Mastery Relations Growth Acceptance life and Perceived Stress Flourishing Correlation .82 55 68 49 61 .66 .73 Coefficient Sig 000 002 001 062 04 087 002 Perceived Stress Correlation .65 .43 .50 .51 .38 -.21 -.06 Coefficient Sig 000 000 002 63 09 03 075 Research design: Cross sectional Correlation design Procedure of data collection: Online survey distributed via the university website Data analysis: Pearson Product Moment Correlation Q myhp W ENG US 2024/1