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Subjective Well-Being Correlation

Meaning

Subjective Well-Being Correlation refers to the statistically demonstrable relationship between objective clinical biomarkers, especially hormone levels and metabolic indices, and an individual’s self-reported perception of their overall life satisfaction and positive affect. This correlation helps validate the clinical relevance of biochemical findings by linking them to tangible patient experience. We seek to understand how deviations from hormonal set points translate into perceived quality of life. It bridges laboratory data and lived experience.