Relationship between Gratitude and Subjective Well Being

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RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN GRATITUDE AND SUBJECTIVE WELL BEING
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Abstract
This paper focuses on the correlation between of relationship gratitude and subjective
well being regarding ages and how it enhances the clinical outcome. In this study gratitude
six items with self-report measures instructed participants on how gratitude related words
such as thankfulness, grateful and appreciative described in practical life. Moreover, this
study shows the effect of gratitude on the clinical issues and how it helps individual to gain
satisfaction of life. Detailed intervention and application has been illustrated in this paper.
The result of the study has been interpreted with the help of statistics and other parameters.
Pre and post assessment marks has been defined in this paper, lastly, this paper the
conclusion has been drawn that gratitude enhances the quality of life in sick and old
individuals. Women tend to show gratitude more often than men.