EXAMINING THE EFFECT OF PROACTIVE PERSONALITY ON MENTAL WELL-BEING AND TENDER LOVE IN NON-PROFIT SPORT ORGANISATIONS

Abstract

This study aims to examine the effect of proactive personality on mental well-being and sensitive love. The participant group consisted of 224 female and 168 male individuals working in Youth Sports Directorates in the Eastern Anatolia Region. Personal information form developed by the researchers, proactive personality ınventory, mental well-being scale and sensitive love scale were applied as data collection tools. Pearson Correlation analysis was applied to determine the relationships between the variables due to the normal distribution of the data. In addition, simple linear regression analysis was used to determine the effect between variables. As a result of the analyses, proactive personality showed a positive, significant and low level relationship on mental well-being, while a positive, significant and high level relationship was found on sensitive love. As a result of regression analysis, it was found that proactive personality significantly affected mental well-being and caring love. As a result, proactive personality can affect mental well-being and caring love