The moderating effect of self-confidence on the relationship between extraversion and subjective well-being

摘要

The relationship between different personality tendencies, self-confidence and subjective well-being was explored on Shaanxi Normal University and Xidian University of 343 undergraduates. And questionnaires like Youth Self Confidence Inventory, Index of Subjunctive Weil-Being and a Chinese version of the Eysenck personality questionnaire (EPQ-RS) are deployed on the undergraduates. The following conclusions are drawn: ① the internal and external inclination has significant predictive effect on self-confidence and subjective well-being. ② self-confidence has a moderating effect on the relationship between the internal and external inclination and people's subjective well-being: in low self-confidence, internal and external inclination to the subjective well-being of a significant predictive role, in the case of high self-confidence, internal and external inclination to the subjective well-being of the predictive effect is not significant.