Science news articles about 'subjective well being'

  • Despite frustrations, Americans are pretty darned happy

    ... ' dissatisfaction with the country's current direction pulls down their sense of subjective well-being," says Inglehart. "But this is partly offset by other factors. The fact that Americans live in a ...
  • Joy Luck Club: The health benefits of daughters-in-law

    ... Silverstein and others showing that perceived appropriateness of support is often more important to subjective well being than the support itself. As Cong explains: "Aversion to household support ...
  • Perceived level of intimacy within a relationship predicts relational uncertainty

    ... conclude. "Making emerging adults aware of how romantic associations inevitably pose a threat to a person's subjective well-being might help them to form more realistic romantic relationship goals."
  • Blissfully ignorant: Skip those pesky details

    ... . "It does appear that vagueness can actually make one more optimistic about one's own life choices and subjective well-being by allowing one to see what one wants to see—a case of ignorance truly ...
  • Eat, drink and be merry?

    ... children's overall health should take these effects on children's objective and subjective well-being into account to facilitate the reduction in childhood obesity without sacrificing children's ...
  • Are socialists happier than capitalists?

    ... suggests that adverse economic and social conditions trumped the political in their impact on subjective well-being." The study finds that the trend in overall satisfaction with democracy is actually ...

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