Home-life satisfaction is more strongly predictive of subjective well-being in wealthy nations than in poor ones.This fact would be most clearly anticipated by:

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Hierarchy of needs theory proposes that once basic physiological and safety needs are met, individuals strive for higher level needs such as social relationships and self-esteem. In wealthy nations, where basic needs are more likely to be met, individuals may place a greater emphasis on achieving satisfaction in their home lives, which in turn contributes to their subjective well-being. This relationship may not hold as strongly in poor nations where access to basic needs is more limited and may take precedence over home-life satisfaction.

Home-Life Satisfaction Is More Strongly Predictive of Subjective Well-Being in Wealthy