Adolescents' life experiences - 1992
This study sought to describe adolescents' life experiences in terms of overall life satisfaction and suicidal behavior. Based on the framework developed for a general theory of experience and the specific characteristics of adolescents, we derived hypotheses for the theoretical model of adolescents' life experience. Hypothesis 1: The most important explanatory factors for adolescents' life experience (their social competence) are the material conditions of their lives and the social relationships that contribute to their socialization (socialization conditions hypothesis) hypothesis 2: Adolescents' life experience is influenced-through a series of factors related to general life satisfaction-by defensive (suicidal-type) behavior (the environmental reaction hypothesis). Hypothesis 3: There are common explanatory factors for life satisfaction and suicidal behavior. Even though these factors are not well understood, it is reasonable to assume that life experience can only be understood through a simultaneous consideration of life satisfaction and defensive behavior.
Dataset versions and access
-
Version 1 Public access · 88 variables
Metadata, statistics, case previews, and published files are directly accessible.
Download files
-
Generated on request. Variable labels use the selected language in every format; value labels are included in SPSS and R, in Stata for numeric variables, and in the Excel “values” sheet. SAS Transport retains variable labels only. DDI 2.6 remains the complete metadata reference.
-
DDI Codebook 2.6 metadata
SHA-256
7c4cdbbf767b4634cdcd0423884705c04725786ca5b4d7aa7cfbdb365cba7c5c -
Package information
SHA-256
a1eabff6f58b882a4a3370a26587a9278333197a554ccb6d0d27c1d6cb53a907 -
SHA-256 checksums
SHA-256
b88c71d18bed2b19dfec3e5aeb90778f6c4fe4d5845a1318b583b53030f1a98b
Suggested citation: RODA (1992). Adolescents' life experiences - 1992 [dataset, version 1]. Romanian Social Data Archive.
Access is public. No specific reuse licence is yet recorded; public access does not replace applicable legal, ethical, or citation obligations.
-