Introduction
The human relation with money is historic and it is available in an anthropological context (Argyle & Furnham, 2013: Maurer, 2006). From the times of Sigmund Freud in Doyle (1992) psychologists have been discussing money because money is related with positive experience and its need is universal (Hassenzahl, Diefenbach&Göritz, 2010). Money as a motivator is related to many attitudes (Mitchell, &Mickel, 1999) and with personality as has been discussed with reference to Maslow’s hierarchy of needs (Oleson, 2004). Money plays a role of satisfier and improves wellbeing (Howell, Kurai& Tam, 2013); love for money is related to satisfaction (Tan &Waheed, 2011).
Money as a factor in human life could make different types of influences, but its influence in human interaction and ‘social system’ is essential (Zhou, Vohs & Baumeister, 2009). Money is a kind of power (Baldwin, 1971) and has proven influence on human strengthens. Self-esteem is a human strength and it is related to mental and physical health and with attitudes, even criminal attitudes are related with it as well as economic attitudes (Trzesniewski, Donnellan, Moffitt, Robins, Poulton&Caspi, 2006).
The influence of self-esteem is related to different factors (Baumeister, Campbell, Krueger &Vohs, 2003). Money and self-esteem interact in multiple ways in decision and other situations to the extent that in some cases such effects influence entire personality (Zhang, 2009) as compulsive spending reflects low self-esteem (Hanley & Wilhelm, 1992). Money creates stress (Norvilitis, Merwin, Osberg, Roehling, and Young& Kamas2006) and the role of self in various kinds of investments play a role (Zhang &Baumeister, 2006) moreover subjective well-being is related to money (Diener&Biswas-Diener, 2002) as are feelings of inadequacy (Christopher, Marek& Carroll, 2004).
Money is related to gender; it influences women’s gender roles (Atzmon & Izraeli, 1993) and found influencing women’s roles in the subcontinent (Borthwick, 2015). Men value money more as compared with women (Edwards, Allen &Hayhoe, 2007). Perhaps because of the reason that men and women receive generally different socialization positions and patterns (Rinaldi, &Todesco, 2012): like age factor influences women more as compared with men, moreover, so far as self-esteem is concerned (McMullin&Cairney, 2004) body consciousness among women is more (Fitzsimmons-Craft, Harney, Koehler, Danzi, Riddell, &Bardone-Cone, 2012), in the similar manner some other economic interests are also related to women (Gilman, 2017).
Social relations are not always related to health (Cohen, 2004). Family types however reveal relationship (Chow &Lum, 2008). Money, health and relationships are related to the happiness of married couples (Dakin &Wampler, 2008). Moreover, spouses’ segregated and joint roles (Spillius, &Bott, 2014), values (Scott, 2006), children and family process (Mayer, 1997), child development (Yeung, Linver& Brooks–Gunn, 2002), child pleasantness (Allen, Edwards, Hayhoe& Leach, 2007) as well as parenting and parent attitudes towards children (Aquilino, 2005) are related to money.