Aims: Lifestyle has long sociological and psychological roots. The purpose of this study was the meta-analysis of variables associated with lifestyle in Iran.
Information & Methods: In this meta-analysis, the internal and external databases were undertaken to find and collect all research reports in the subject area. 14 studies from 2006 to 2013 across Iran that included 4652 subjects were analyzed by the Pearson correlation coefficient size method for the model of fixed effects. All statistical operations were performed using the second edition of the comprehensive meta-analysis software.
Findings: The mean of the total effect of the studied studies for the fixed effects model was 0.385 and for the random effects was 0.336 (p<0.001). The effect size of all studied studies was significant at levels ranging from 0.95 to 0.99.
Conclusion: The lifestyle has correlation with psychological disorders, health beliefs, marital satisfaction, happiness in life satisfaction, paternal satisfaction, body image, tendency to use industrial drugs, women's employment, associated factors, demographic factors, youth tolerance, quality of life associated with health and consumption Media.