ArticleFrontiers in psychology2026
Factors associated with farmers' well-being in meaningful environments: a chain psychological association of digital literacy, psychological empowerment, and farmers' decision-making behaviors.
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Introduction: The formation of farmers' well-being is closely related to digital literacy, psychological empowerment, and agricultural planting decision-making behavior. In order to explore the underlying sequential associations regarding farmers' well-being in meaningful environments, this study aims to examine these interrelationships drawing upon positive psychology theories, such as meaning construction theory. Methods: A chain mediation model was constructed to assess the sequential correlations among the variables. The reliability and validity of the measurement scales were evaluated using Cronbach's Results: The analysis indicated that the measurement scales possessed good structural validity and reliability (Cronbach's α range: 0.870 ~ 0.925; KMO = 0.978; Bartlett's test Discussion: The findings indicate that there are significant positive correlations and sequential indirect associations among meaningful environmental perception, digital literacy, psychological empowerment, decision-making behavior, and well-being in farmers. The chain mediation model offers a relational perspective on how these psychosocial and behavioral factors are intertwined.
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