Volume 4,Issue 2
With the acceleration of aging in our country, the study of subjective well-being of the elderly has increasingly become the focus of attention in the fields of psychology, sociology, and gerontology. Subjective well-being is an overall assessment of people’s quality of life based on self-defined standards and is an important predictor of mental health. This paper systematically sorts out the subjective well-being assessment tools of the elderly and the multidimensional influencing factors of the subjective well-being of the elderly, and comprehensively analyzes them from three core aspects: internal factors, social factors, and psychological factors, aiming to provide a theoretical basis and practical direction for improving the mental health of the elderly and promoting positive aging.