Evaluating the relationships among stress, resilience and psychological well-being among young adults: a structural equation modelling approach

Table 2 Demographic information of study variables

Study Variables	Total Sample (n = 630)			Sample 1 (n = 221)			Sample 2 (n = 409)
Study Variables	Mean	SD^a	n^a	Mean	SD^a	n^a	Mean	SD^a	n^a
Perceived stress^b	20.07	4.04	630	20.15	4.20	221	20.02	3.95	409
Perceived control^b	10.04	2.32	630	10.11	2.40	221	10.01	2.28	409
Resilience	38.87	6.16	630	39.06	6.59	221	38.77	5.92	409
Autonomy & growth^c	47.61	5.82	630	47.74	5.82	221	47.54	5.82	409
Negative triad^c	21.83	4.56	630	21.77	4.82	221	21.86	4.42	409

a) SD = Standard deviation, n = sample size
b) Stress had two factors: Perceived stress and Perceived control
c) Psychological well-being (PWB) had two factors: Autonomy & growth and Negative triad

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