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[Satisfaction with life, victimization, and perception of insecurity in Morelos].

OBJECTIVE
To examines the influence of victimization, perceived insecurity and restrictions on daily routines in life satisfaction.


MATERIALS AND METHODS
Participants were 7535 (50.2% men) aged between 12 and 60, selected from a proportional stratified sampling. MANOVA and polytomous logistic regression model were calculated.


RESULTS
We found significant differences in victimization, perceived insecurity and restrictions on daily routines in relation with life satisfaction levels. Also, physical protective measures, control of personal information, perception of insecurity in public areas and restrictions on daily routines were related to lower levels of satisfaction with life.


CONCLUSIONS
Lowest levels of satisfaction with life were associated with victimization, perception of insecurity in public areas, and restrictions on daily routines.