Abstract
The present study focused on type II Diabetes patients in terms of their
subjective wellbeing (QoL), life satisfaction (LS) and their sense of control over
disease (Internal Locus of Control, ILoC). For this purpose, 100 (N=100)
diagnosed diabetic patients were approached through purposive sampling
technique. The results showed a significantly positive correlation among the
variables of the study i.e. quality of life, life satisfaction and internal locus of
control but the moderating role of internal locus control has been found
insignificant on the relationship of perceived wellbeing and life satisfaction. The
findings suggests that the three factors are strongly correlated with each other
but internal locus of control does not possess any moderating role and quality
of life alone has significant impact on life satisfaction of the patients. Thus, by
improving the perceived quality of life, the life satisfaction among the patients
can be achieved .
