Abstract We analyse the relationship between individuals' subjective wellbeing (SWB) and measures of their country's sustainability. SWB data are sourced from World Values Survey; sustainability is measured by ecological footprint (EF) components Bank's adjusted net savings (ANS) series. ANS, a measure weak sustainability, represents changes in capital stock including financial, physical, human...


 One of the keys to productivity is subjective wellbeing workers. The professional and familial roles women a combination that promotes growth health wellbeing. objective this study investigate relationship between work-family balance gratitude towards employees’ This research used quantitative approaches data collected using three-scale: scale, scale gratitude. subject consisted 100 empl...

Based on the tenets of uses and gratifications theory (UGT) media, this study investigates impact information subjective wellbeing social network users in a central Asian country. Data from 244 adolescents were collected using convenience sampling method. The reveals effect wellbeing, though influence appears to be moderated by user habits terms passion obsession toward use. Furthermore, person...

Many experts now recognize that income is not a measure that alone captures the wellbeing of individuals, and governments around the world are starting to rethink the ways in which they measure the welfare of their citizens. Wellbeing is best understood as a multifaceted phenomenon that can be assessed by measuring a wide array of subjective and objective constructs. This review summarizes the ...

BACKGROUND A number of studies provide evidence for an association between psychosocial factors and risk of incident arthritis. Current evidence is largely limited to the examination of negative factors such as perceived stress, but positive factors such as subjective wellbeing may also play a role. PURPOSE The purpose of the current study was to investigate whether people with higher subject...

A differential study was carried out on 140 respondents belonging to 60 years and above age group living in old age homes (n=65) and with family (n=75) and the sample was randomly selected from Hubli-Dharwad city, Karnataka with an objective to compare the level of subjective well-being among institutionalized and non-institutionalized senior citizens and to know the factors influencing subject...

BACKGROUND Most research assessing the effect of childhood socioeconomic status (CSES) on health in adulthood has focused on cause-specific mortality. Low CSES is associated with mortality from coronary heart disease, lung cancer, and respiratory diseases in adulthood. But little evidence is available on the unique effect of different indicators of CSES on subjective measures of health and well...

BACKGROUND Many studies on resilience have shown that people can succeed in preserving mental health after a traumatic event. Less is known about whether and how people can preserve subjective wellbeing in the presence of psychopathology. We examined to what extent psychopathology can co-exist with acceptable levels of subjective wellbeing and which personal strengths and resources moderate the...