Relationship between Consumption Patterns and Mental Wellbeing in Tehran

Since the consumption patterns of markers to define the values, attitudes, behaviors of individuals and subsequent situations are explained and their importance for social analysis increases day by day, they can play an important role in determining individual assessments of their life (mental welfare). This study in addition to examining the role and importance of consumption patterns and mental well-being also examine the relation of these two concepts. Target population of this study includes all residents over 15 years in Tehran which the researchers, 400 of them were select questionnaires was used to collect data. The results show 92.3 percent of people who have traditional consumption pattern with low subjective well-being, 88.8 percent of people who have a combination of subjective well-being, and 89 percent of people who have had a high subjective well-being modern consumption patterns, a total 19.9% of the variance of independent variables to explain their mental well-being.