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   The article considers the question of the influence of the life scenario on life satisfaction. The main attention in the work is focused on the manifestation of the delayed life syndrome, as a phenomenon that includes not only the corresponding scenario behavior, but also the neurosis accompanying it. The relevance of the work is due to the wide spread of the observed phenomenon.

   The novelty of the work lies in the fact that for the first time the question of the possibility of the influence of the delayed life syndrome on subjective well-being is raised. In the Introduction, the author cites the relevance of the study, which is dictated by the increased interest of society and each individual, in particular, to the question of what can affect life satisfaction.

   Another aspect of the relevance of the study is the prevalence of delayed life syndrome. An analytical review of various approaches to life satisfaction, delayed life syndrome, and life scenarios is also provided. For the study, 100 people aged 18 to 65 years were surveyed. The «Methods» section outlines the main methods of analyzing both theoretical and empirical data. The Results of the study show the relationship between the delayed life syndrome and the level of life satisfaction. In the «Discussion of the results» section, the author notes that life satisfaction is often associated with achieving the standard of life that exists in a person. The main distinguishing feature of the delayed life syndrome is the existence of a turning point that occurs when the main goal is achieved, and after it a real and happy life should begin. Accordingly, people living the scenario, due to the large discrepancy between the desired and the actual, cannot feel full satisfaction with life. In the Conclusion section, the author comes to the conclusion that the presence of delayed life syndrome negatively affects satisfaction.

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