Social context factors influence basic psychological need satisfaction; a cross-sectional survey among Indonesian adolescents

The Basic Psychological Needs Theory posits that satisfaction of basic psychological needs (autonomy, relatedness, competence) is a prerequisite for many positive outcomes, especially the well-being adolescents. present study tested three social context factors (parenting style, friendship quality, and school climate) on adolescents examined which are more unique to Indonesian In this cross-sectional survey, we included 1500 junior high students (boys = 717, girls 783). We used structural equation modeling (SEM) analyze data. current revealed parenting climate all predict satisfaction. Parenting style quality likely become stronger contributors better than climate. This finding was consistent gender type categories. will contribute in-depth analysis designing an effective future intervention program in improving adolescents’ can improve adolescent’s well-being.