Daily life satisfaction, affect and depression

The study was conducted between March 25 and 29, 2021. The respondents were adult who had been in romantic relationships for at least half a year. The group was also diverse in terms of gender and place of residence. <strong>Description of variables:</strong> <strong>Sex</strong>: 1- Male; 2 - Female <strong>Location</strong>: 1- village; 2 - town to 200 thousand inhabitants; 3 - town from 201 to 500 thousand inhabitants; 4 city with more than 501 thousand inhabitants <strong>Education:</strong> 1 - elementary school; 2- vocational school; 3 - junior high school; 4 - high school; 5 - technical school; 5 bachelor's/engineer's degree; 6 - master's degree; 7 - college degree <strong>CES-D</strong> from 1 to 10: depression inventory scale; Higher scores indicate higher intensity of depression. Items 5 and 8 should be recoded. <strong>PANAS</strong> from 1 to 20 : positive affect (1,3,5,7,9,11,13,15,17,19 items), negative affect (2,4,6,8,10,12,14,16,18,10 items) <strong>SD</strong> from 1 to 6: daily life satisfaction. Higher scores indicate higher level of daily life satisfaction. Items 2 and 6 should be recoded. .