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The goal of the study is to evaluate patients with COVID-19 for life satisfaction and anxiety. 100 people between the ages of 18 and 28 participated in the study. The contentment with life scale (Diener, Emmons, Larsen, and Griffin, 1985) and the Beck Anxiety Inventory (Aaron T. Beck, 1993) are the questionnaires used to collect the data. The questionnaire, which includes participant demographic data, was distributed at random to the participants. According to the findings, there is a big connection between anxiety and life satisfaction. The study's findings imply that there is a strong association between anxiety and life satisfaction, which is supported by data, as the correlation was shown to be extremely significant. The expectation was that there would be a strong actual relationship. Life satisfaction and anxiety, which was demonstrated in the research because many researchers have discussed that when the level of life satisfaction is high automatically the individual anxiety will be low because generally one of the factors that cause anxiety among people is that they are not satisfied with their jobs, relationships, etc. There are a lot of reasons to affect the level of anxiety, and some of those reasons may be health-related, so it was assumed that level of satisfaction with life would automatically reduce individual anxiety.