jneuroJournal of Neurology and NeuropsychiatrycoVolume 2 Issue 2 (July-Dec)MultidisciplinaryEnglish6 Months NNY20250522NeuropsychiatryMaterialism, Religiosity, Educational Level, and Psychological Well-Being: A Mediational Analysis Among Young AdultsEnglishY00GayatriKumariEnglishNDr. ElenaSakkalouEnglishYThe present study investigates the relationship between materialism and psychological well-being, while examining the roles of religiosity and educational level. A cross-sectional quantitative design was used with young adults aged 18–30 years. Standardized scales assessing materialism, religiosity, and psychological well-being were administered. Results revealed that materialism was negatively associated with well-being, while religiosity showed a positive association. Educational level demonstrated a moderating trend. Mediation analysis indicated that materialism partially mediated the relationship between religiosity and well-being. Findings are discussed within the framework of self-determination theory, with implications for psychological interventions and value-based education.EnglishMaterialism, Psychological Well-Being, Cross-Sectional Study, Religiosityhttps://jneuro.clsconf.com/admin/abstract?id=43References1619