Mental Health and Its Relationship with Life Satisfaction Among Muslim Female Students in Algerian

Abstract

The present study aimed to examine the relationship between mental health (depression, anxiety, psychological stress) and life satisfaction among Muslim female students in Algerian universities using a descriptive methodology. The study employed the )DASS-21( scale for depression, anxiety, and psychological stress, as well as a life satisfaction scale, after verifying their psychometric properties Following statistical analysis of the data, the study found that the levels of anxiety, depression, and psychological stress were low, whereas the level of life satisfaction was high. Additionally, the study revealed a negative correlation between mental health (depression, anxiety, psychological stress) and life satisfaction among Muslim female students in Algerian universities