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[Socio-cognitive correlates of life satisfaction of students of the National University aged 55-80 years.]

Achieving life satisfaction in a complex epidemiological situation that determines chronic stress, a prolonged regime of socio-economic restrictions and self-isolation, increased mortality, seems to be an urgent and at the same time difficult to solve task. Therefore, understanding the socio-cognitive correlates of life satisfaction after 55 years allows us to model its mental constructions that have a stress-protective property, with the subsequent possibility of their psychological correction. The purpose of the study is to theoretically substantiate, identify and discuss the results of the correlation analysis of the relationship between socio-cognitive characteristics and life satisfaction after 55 years. The hypothesis of the study is based on the assumption of the relationship between the studied indicators. Theoretical analysis of the phenomenology of life satisfaction (life satisfaction) revealed the socio-cognitive nature and emotional, reflective and evaluative indication of its occurrence, functioning and dynamics. Psychodiagnostic methods were used: the questionnaire «Your well-being» (O.S.Kopina, E.A.Suslov, E.V.Zaikin), methods for diagnosing the presence and severity of irrational attitudes (A.Ellis), methods for diagnosing socio-psychological characteristics (T.Leary). The sample consisted of people aged 56-80 years in the number of 80 people. Correlation analysis revealed the conditionality of indicators of life satisfaction and socio-cognitive characteristics of a person in old age.