Abstract:

The main objective of this study is to study the level of psychological awareness (consciousness) of the level of mental well-being of emerging and young adults. The study also studied mental well-being and psychological awareness in terms of various demographic variables such as gender, civilized state and developmental period. The research is structured in the relational scan model. The study group consisted of 229 women and 77 men, who were identified through the appropriate sampling method, present and in young adulthood periods (18-45 years of age) consisting of a total of 306 individuals. The study used the Demographic Information Form, the Warwick-Edinburgh Mental Wellbeing Scale and the Psychological Awareness (Science) Scale as the data collection tools. In the analysis of the data to test the research purposes, the Independent Groups t test, Pearson Moments Collapse Correlation, and Simple Real Regression Analysis were used. The results of the analysis have found that there are meaningful relationships between mental well-being and psychological consciousness. There are significant differences in terms of gender, development and civilization. The conclusion is that mental well-being in the manifest and young adults is achieved at a significant level in terms of psychological awareness. Psychological awareness has a significant impact on mental well-being.

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