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期刊名:Journal of happiness studies

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ISSN:1389-4978

e-ISSN:1573-7780

IF/分区:3.7/Q1

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Social connection is essential for well-being, yet people often avoid interacting with strangers due to concerns about conversation quality or a lack of shared interests. This study investigates whether the Happy to Chat badge can act as a ...
Juliane Kloidt,Lawrence W Barsalou Juliane Kloidt
Psychometric research on eustress-the positive experience of a challenging situation-faces a variety of issues that include: What features of eustress are central to experiencing challenging situations positively? What psychometric structur...
Victor Counted,Katelyn N G Long,Richard G Cowden et al. Victor Counted et al.
This cross-national study explores self-rated hope across diverse national and demographic contexts, aiming to bridge the gap in understanding its variability and influence on human flourishing. Utilizing the Global Flourishing Study datase...
Lianne P de Vries,Meike Bartels Lianne P de Vries
The affective benefits of social contact depend on momentary social needs. Mismatch between desired and actual contact can result in social deprivation or oversatiation. We examined these dynamics in relation to affective wellbeing, conside...
Alexandra Drake,Bruce P Doré,Emily B Falk et al. Alexandra Drake et al.
There are pronounced individual differences in the extent to which affective responses are associated with daily stressor exposure. These individual differences have implications for health and well-being. We use 21 days of daily diary data...
Grace Chang Grace Chang
Research has contradictory findings because of different definitions of screen time, measures of wellbeing, and the examination of different groups of teenagers. This study distinguishes four types of screen activity using time diaries of U...
Ameya P Bondre,Spriha Singh,Abhishek Singh et al. Ameya P Bondre et al.
Efforts to reduce work stress among frontline health workers in India, namely the rural Accredited Social Health Activists or 'ASHAs' (resident women, lay health workers) have predominantly emphasized on 'extrinsic' variables (e.g., financi...
A Landvreugd,M G Nivard,M Bartels A Landvreugd
Due to the dominant presence of studies and reviews exploring the impact of light on physical and mental illness, studies specifically investigating the effect of light on wellbeing are often overshadowed. The aim of this review is to give ...
Myriam V Thoma,Florence Bernays,Joffrey Fuhrer et al. Myriam V Thoma et al.
Objectives This study examined intraindividual change in satisfaction with life (SWL) in Swiss older adults before, during, and after COVID-19. It assessed whether predictors of adaptation influenced SWL stability, and whether this differed...
Sarah Atkinson,Anne-Marie Bagnall,Rhiannon Corcoran et al. Sarah Atkinson et al.
This paper explores the ways in which community wellbeing is, and could be, related to individual subjective wellbeing by mapping current practice, teasing out the assumptions underlying a dominant approach and flagging neglected issues. Th...