[PDF] Top 20 Subjective Well Being among the Elderly in the Southern Cone: Health, Income and Family

... between income levels and happiness has – particularly – attracted many people for one reason: there is vast evidence indicating that differences in income explain only a low proportion of the differences ... See full document

... gender; income and education levels; employment status; health; marital status and family composition, for ...individual well-being: inequality; the quality of “institutions”; specific ... See full document

... between family and work also use Likert scale to set statements to be judged, to in- vestigate the situation and cognition of the conflicts be- tween family roles and career roles of rural women, the ... See full document

... individual well-being, Forgeard et ...observing well- being have been categorized into objective and ...measuring well-being in a society has generated a series of indicators in ... See full document

... and family income prior to the survey year) is also ...one’s subjective well-being (Chen & Short, ...arrangements, health status and ADL disabilities. Health status is ... See full document

... Main obtained results show a positive correlation between higher levels of income and health, being married and the frequent religion practice and higher levels of subjective well-being.[r] ... See full document

... and family income prior to the survey year, is also ...one’s subjective well-being (Chen and Shot 2008) ...self-rated health (SRH), measured by a 5-point scale (5 = very good, 4 ... See full document

... (X4: Income or occupation pos- ition compared with the relatives, friends, and colleagues of the current resident; X5: Degree of respect compared with relatives, friends, and colleagues of the current resi- dent; ... See full document

... The present research has some significant limitations. Most of studies on materialism and its outcomes, including Twenge & Campbell (2009) have been conducted with American (or English-speaking) samples. For this ... See full document

... However, if we also account for the direct negative effect of SNS use on life satisfaction, then the total net effect is negative and amounts to about -0.15%. This result suggests that Hypothesis 1 is confirmed only if ... See full document

... influence subjective well-being ...on well-being from the indirect effect possibly caused by the impact of SNS’s on trust and sociability in a SEM ... See full document

... individual subjective well-being ...of subjective well-being according to Diener [2] is divided into two, namely: positive impacts and negative ...of subjective ... See full document

... Subjective well-being also cannot be separated from the family context (Andayani & Koentjoro, 2004; Chuang, 2005; Papalia, Olds, & Feldman, 2008; Primasari & Yuniarti, ... 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

... that family plays an important role in the emotional and cognitive development of every individual (Sungh & Udainiya, 2009; Church, ...child’s well-being as parents are able to lower their ... See full document

... Subjective well-being can be understood as one's cognitive and emotional evaluations of his or her life (Diener, Lucas, and Oishi, ...of subjective well- being includes at least ... See full document

... between income inequality and health, which is a necessary – though not sufficient – condition of a causal relationship (Gordis, 2013; Pickett & Wilkinson, ...that income inequality acts as a ... See full document

... This 14-item scale, designed by Gonce [9], was constructed to determine the extent of people’s interest in science. The SAAS was meant to parallel Gorsuch & McPherson's 14-item Religious Orientation Scale-Revised ... See full document

... Mental health is considered to play an important role in the well-being of ...to well-being arise in conjunction with meritocracy, ...to well-being, one method proves to ... See full document

... on family caregivers, would come forward to claim these attractive home-and-community based care ...HCBS elderly waivers, but the number of people receiving some long-term services is likely to ... See full document