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Showing 1 to 20 of 46 for “"subjective wellbeing"”.
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Subjective wellbeing in people with intellectual disabilities
… literature review into the influences on the subjective wellbeing of people with intellectual disabilities. It presents an understanding of people with intellectual disabilities, how wellbeing as a concept is currently understood and how their subjective wellbeing can be influenced.Part two is …
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Can Products be Designed to Promote Subjective Wellbeing?
… question, ‘can products be designed to promote subjective wellbeing’? To achieve this, three different forms of research are undertaken and cross-compared. The exploration of existing literature, primary research into users’ interaction with chairs they own and finally, primary research into …
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Investigating the Relationship between Built Environment and Subjective Wellbeing
… associated locational and lifestyle choices on subjective wellbeing (SWB) has been a burgeoning research field since the COVID-19 pandemic. However, key gaps remain in the literature. Specifically, i) quantifying SWB impacts based on disparate environmental attributes ignores the human …
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Mental health and subjective wellbeing in UK mental health nurses
This study explores the subjective wellbeing and subjective experience of mental health problems in UK mental health nurses using a mixed methods approach. It aimed to understand the relationships between mental health nurses' own mental health and their subjective wellbeing, and to explore the …
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A System Model for Subjective Wellbeing: Implications for the Industrialization of Creativity
… is based on GDP as an indicator of economic wellbeing and of individual and group welfare. However, harnessing creativity to meet such metric goals necessitates a constrained, fragmented and prescriptive conception of creativity that seemed, in practice, to have paradoxically negative effects …
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The impact of work-family enrichment on psychological health and subjective wellbeing
… workfamily enrichment, psychological health and subjective wellbeing of employees within a financial services organisation in South Africa. Three hundred and forty seven questionnaires were administered and one hundred and sixty eight completed questionnaires were returned. Purposive sampling was …
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Subjective wellbeing in a sample of South African, Xhosa people with schizophrenia
Subjective well-being when on neuroleptic treatment (SWBN), has been established as a good predictor of adherence, early response and prognosis in patients with schizophrenia(1, 2). The 20-item subjective well-being under neuroleptic treatment scale (SWN-K 20) is a self-rating scale that has been …
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Happiness at Work: Essays on subjective wellbeing in the workplace and labor market
… of three essays studying the extent to which subjective wellbeing shapes behaviors and outcomes in the workplace and labor market. The first essay studies an information-provision field experiment conducted on a large online jobs platform. The study collects data on the self-reported affective …
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Aging well : the effect of community and social resources on subjective wellbeing among older South Africans
… growing literature on the factors that influence subjective wellbeing in Global South countries. The promotion of aging well has become a key focus of health policy as more of the world's population reaches advanced age. Robust, cross-cultural evidence shows that physical functioning and health …
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Analyzing cultural initiatives¿ effects on subjective wellbeing in urban areas. Capitals of Culture compared through textual analysis and Machine Learning.
L'abstract è presente nell'allegato / the abstract is in the attachment
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Does income inequality reduce individual subjective wellbeing? A cross-national, multilevel analysis of 53 countries and nearly 80,000 individuals, 2008-2014
… traits and experiences of individuals affect subjective wellbeing. More recently, across the globe, mainstream discourse stressing and responding to disparities in income has converged on income inequality as reducing wellbeing. Early prior research appeared to support this view, yet these …
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The representation of disabled women in Anglo American advertising : examining how cultural disability tropes impact on the subjective wellbeing of disabled women
… with impairments to experience lowered levels of subjective wellbeing. Rather, many women with impairments use oppressive portrayals and cultural tropes surrounding disability and gender as an opportunity to reassert their affirmative identities as disabled women. I intend for the conclusions of …
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An exploration of the online and offline social networks of post primary school pupils in Northern Ireland and their relationship with subjective wellbeing
… (both offline and online) and adolescent subjective wellbeing. This was done in three ways: - firstly, a systematic literature review was conducted to examine the current literature exploring the association between subjective wellbeing and adolescent social networks. Secondly, a …
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Subjective wellbeing in healthy, community-dwelling, older adults: measurement operationalisations and examination of folate, vitamin B12, homocysteine and omega-3 polyunsaturated fatty acids as potential predictors.
… of one measure of positive functioning – Subjective Wellbeing, (2) whether certain nutritional components commonly associated with mental illness were also associated with positive mental health, and (3) whether we could alter the normative trajectory of positive mental health with a …
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The construction of wellbeing for solo mothers: An exploration of the relationship between work, welfare, social justice and wellbeing for solo mothers
… qualitative data, the construction of subjective wellbeing of Australian solo mothers was explored in relation to work, welfare and social justice. A purposive sample of 73 solo mothers was recruited for the quantitative part of the study and 15 solo mothers were selected from the …
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Executive Functioning as a Prospective Moderator of the Relations between Maltreatment in Childhood and Externalizing Symptoms and Wellbeing in Young Adulthood
… maltreatment achieve positive outcomes such as subjective wellbeing. Thus, longitudinal research that considers factors that may contribute to both positive and negative adjustment among individuals who have experienced childhood maltreatment is critical. Executive functioning (EF) may moderate …
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Maternal health behaviours: the development and feasibility evaluation of a mindfulness-based behaviour change intervention for pregnant women
… BMI at conception, drinking alcohol, smoking; subjective wellbeing and perceived stress; and health behaviour motivation (n = 318). The feasibility of a novel 17-week maternal mindfulness-based behaviour change intervention, “Mind the Bump”, was evaluated in an uncontrolled repeated measures …
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Educators’ attitudes about professional development, self-efficacy, and subjective well-being in early childhood programs
… sense of happiness was determined by the Teacher Subjective Wellbeing Questionnaire (TSWQ) (Renshaw, Long, & Cook, 2015). Data gathered from the surveys were transferred into IBM SPSS 20 for analyses. The TAP, TSES and TSWQ were analyzed via descriptive and inferential statistics including ANOVAs …
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Spatial Healthcare Access: Measurement, Health-Related Outcomes, and Healthcare Utilization
… paper, the role of potential spatial access for subjective wellbeing around the onset of a chronic condition is investigated in the German context. We found that spatial access to general practitioners and hospitals was not associated with subjective wellbeing and did not moderate the wellbeing …
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How do childhood ADHD and stress relate to adult wellbeing and educational attainment? A data science investigation using the 1970 British Cohort Study
… What is the effect of childhood ADHD on adult a) subjective wellbeing, and b) educational attainment, the latter as a proxy for SES and objective wellbeing? Method: Innovative data science methods were applied, including: 1) A data mining framework (Kurgan & Musilek, 2006) to derive new constructs …
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