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4. Participants who are high income and have downward social comparison had
higher score in subjective well-being than participants who are high income and have upward
social comparison, participants who are low income and have downward social comparison,
and participants who are low income and have upward social comparison
5. Participants who are low income and have downward social comparison had
higher score in subjective well-being than participants who are low income and have upward
social comparison, participants who are high income and have upward social comparison
Keyword :
Social Comparison process; Subjective well-being; life satisfaction; positive affect;
negative affect
