Abstract
Relationships between personality styles and life domains satisfaction. This study examines the relationship between personality styles and life domains satisfaction across the evaluation of 215 university students. Two personality profiles are interpreted. The relationship between satisfaction in life domains satisfaction for each one of the profiles are studied from a constructivist approach. In this way, we have used the Millon Inventor y Personality Styles Inventory (Millon, 1994) and one scale of satisfaction in life domains (study, family, spare time, friends, classmates, physical health, psychological health, standard of living and emotional life). The results show that the personality profiles modulate relationship s of the life domains satisfaction, being significant the number and type of related domains. This result indicate that the representation the satisfaction is different according to the personal characters.
