Elise Førsund, Juan Carlos Torrado Vidal, Stein Erik Fæø, Haakon Reithe, Monica Patrascu, Bettina S Husebo
Exploring active ageing in a community-based living environment: an ethnographic study in the Western Norway context
Frontiers in public health
mental health concerns university students gaining attention since emergence coronavirus disease consequently scholars education health psychologyrelated fields attributed dwindling subjective wellbeing swb students low levels digital health literacy dhl however little attention paid important variable like pocket money pm might serve buffer reduced levels swb study explored dynamics pm linkage dhl swb among university students ghana crosssectional design convenient sample 1160 students obtained university education winneba ghana coviddhl who5 wellbeing instruments used data collection 2 months period februarymarch 2021 chisquare test multivariate regression simple linear regression process mediation analyses performed use spss software version 25 study found students financially supported parents n 715 616 larger proportion reported pm either less sufficient sufficient n 550 769 findings revealed positive relationship pm swb b 36419 p 0001 b 13146 p 0012 b 10930 p 0043 relationship mediated dhl b 1139 confidence interval ci 2073 0263 vs 2300 ci 4290 0532 vs 8366 ci 14863 1908 students little insufficient pm vulnerable mental health problems although could buffered high dhl levels practical terms pm university students increased sources pm complemented since sufficiency level pm associated source finance importantly parents empowered job creation sufficient levels pm provided university students