[PDF] Top 20 Does Migration Make You Happy? The Influence of Migration on Subjective Well-Being

... which may have been especially beneficial for women. Research addressing mobility in urban municipalities shows that women are more likely to relocate to larger cities because the men in these cities have higher ... See full document

... Set-point theory of SWB has been a prevailing paradigm in psychology (Headey, 2010; Lucas et al, 2003). The central premise is that individuals have stable levels of SWB shaped by genetics and personality. Deviations ... See full document

... that influence the preferences over migration destina- tions of potential migrants in 25 European ...of subjective well-being measures for international ...of well-being ... See full document

... between subjective well-being, psycho- logical well being and psychological health is ...created. Subjective well-being is meant to be an emotional-cognitive ... See full document

... child’s well-being as parents are able to lower their child’s anxiety their warmth and attention (Browne & Shlosberg, ...feel happy knowing that their mother, who has a strong influence in ... See full document

... himself being very different, very rebellious to what was going on politically, and he was a very interesting, eccentric person in the ...‘that being different is my ...crowd does, so that makes me ... See full document

... and affordable enough for even the most disadvantageous groups to interact. Hart (2010) stated in a study with high school and university students that university students use Facebook and they reported that they use it ... See full document

... in subjective well-being refers to one's life satisfaction ...[13]. Subjective well-being is a broad picture that refers to all forms of evaluation of one's life or emotional ... See full document

... current well-being conceptualizations, subjective and eudaimonic ...The subjective well-being research started in the late 1950s (Keyes, Shmotkin & Ryff 2002) and since then ... See full document

... extremely rewarding and very challenging. On the one hand, entrepreneurship can offer freedom from restrictions and unsatisfactory work conditions (Al-Dajani, Carter, Shaw and Marlow, 2015; Rindova, Barry and Ketchen, ... See full document

... This study provided further confirmation of the validity and potential utility of the modified BBC-SWB. Confirming initial results obtained in the development and validation of the first version [17], analysis of the ... See full document

... related to materialism, however their relationships with SWB were opposite: positive attitudes were related to active entitlement and negative attitudes to revengefulness. The relationship between passive entitlement, ... See full document

... on well-being of natives across European ...on well-being of ...on well-being across German regions and conclude that immigration has an impact on well-being of ... See full document

... to well-being was assessed with a series of questions asking children to say how much time they spend taking part in diferent activities related to the five ways to well- ...to ... See full document

... or opinions are typical of those of others. There is a tendency for people to assume that their own opinions, beliefs, preferences, values, and habits are “normal” and that others also think the same way that they do. ... See full document

... The empirical literature has so far apparently produced conflicting and non-definitive results on the effect of Internet use on social capital, politi- cal participation, and subjective well-being. ... See full document

... As can be drawn from the findings of the study, adolescents’ level of self-efficacy has a significant relationship with the degree of subjective well-being. By employing a descriptive-correlational ... See full document

... code that can added to the network as an alternate strategy to the archived executables. The inclusion of this type of strategy can be described as process-centric, CEDARS’ third method. Matthews et al. describes this as ... See full document

... of subjective health in the context of the structure of subjective well- ...of Subjective Well-Being and bottom-up ...and subjective health situation and the life ... See full document

... the well-being variable, the implied estimates rely on the use of higher moments for identification and therefore are likely to be less efficient than estimates based on standard exclusion ...– being ... See full document