The researcher aimed to determine which among the factors of psychological well-being (PERMA: Positive Emotions, engagement, Relationship, Meaning, and Achievements) lacks the most of senior citizens currently in Queen’s Row Central in order to make an Intervention program that will help improve the PERMA Factor that the respondents lack. The study was conducted during December 2016 to April 2017.
The tabulation of the gathered data from 63 respondents resulted to the following findings: the pre-test for the most lacking PERMA Factor among the Senior Citizens of Queens Row Central in engagement, which according in the Disengagement Theory, it is stated that as people age, their withdrawal from society is normal and desirable as it relieves them of responsibilities and roles that have become difficult and that aging people tends to become disengage as they reach late adulthood. 

This undergraduate thesis explored the psychological well-being of senior citizens in Queen’s Row Central, Bacoor City, Cavite, using the PERMA model (Positive Emotions, Engagement, Relationships, Meaning, and Achievements) as a framework. The study, conducted between December 2016 and April 2017, aimed to identify which PERMA factor was most lacking among the respondents in order to design an appropriate intervention program. Results from 63 respondents indicated that engagement was the most deficient factor, consistent with the Disengagement Theory, which suggests that social withdrawal in late adulthood is a normal and sometimes desirable part of aging. 

Frias, R. J. I., & Pernis, C. C. (2017). The psychological well-being of senior citizens in Queen’s Row Central: Basis for intervention program (Undergraduate thesis). Cavite State University–Bacoor City Campus.