Social Capital, Interpersonal Communication Skills and Psychological Wellbeing among Young Adults

Abstract

This study explores the interplay between social capital, interpersonal communication skills, and psychological well-being among young adults. The research examines how social capital and communication skills contribute to well-being, emphasizing their role in fostering resilience, coping mechanisms, and a sense of belonging. The study collects data from young adults through surveys to identify patterns and correlations. The data were collected by using a convenience sampling techniques from Riphah International University, Faisalabad campus. The number of participants included in this study was 300, Males=49, Females=251.The following scales were used to assess the findings. Demographic sheets, social capital scale, interpersonal communication skills scale and psychological wellbeing scale among young adults. Pearson Correlation, regression, Independent sample T-test were used to analyze the data that was collected from the students. Findings reveal that higher levels of social capital and effective communication skills strongly predict better psychological well-being.