The purpose of this study was to investigate the moderating effects of Ego-Resilience on the relationship between salaried employees‘ the Daily Stress and the Quality of Life. Subjects of this study consisted of 444 salaried employees drawn from K-c...
The purpose of this study was to investigate the moderating effects of Ego-Resilience on the relationship between salaried employees‘ the Daily Stress and the Quality of Life. Subjects of this study consisted of 444 salaried employees drawn from K-company.
The results of this study were as follows:
First, there were not differences in the Quality of Life on salaried employees's gender. But there were differences in the Quality of Life on salaried employees's age.
Second, the Daily Stress was negatively correlated with the Quality of Life on salaried employees. And Ego-Resilience was positively correlated with the Quality of Life on salaried employees.
Third, the Quality of Life on salaried employees was directly and indirectly predicted by Ego-Resilience. The salaried employees with a high level of Daily Stress was a tendency toward lower Quality of Life and a high level of Ego-Resilience was a tendency toward higher Quality of Life. The level of Ego-Resilience plays a moderating role in the relationship between the Daily Stress and the Quality of Life on salaried employees.