*** = p < = 0.001 ** = p < = 0.01 * = p < = 0.05 ns = non-significant
Table 7 supports that females experience more Life Satisfaction than males on average (Lorence, 1987). Mean Scores of Life Satisfaction for females and males are 3.26 and 2.98 with standard deviations of 0.7372 and 0.9443 respectively. Age (B = 0.157, p > 0.05), education (B = -0.119, p > 0.05) and Sexual Harassment (B = 0.045, p > 0.05) fail to predict any significant changes in Life Satisfaction respectively (Haider & Vaseer, 2013). Mediating potential of Educational Involvement is also rejected due to lack of significant relation between Sexual Harassment and the proposed mediating construct.