What drives subjective well-being in Singapore’s youth?

Subjective well-being, which is the scientific term for happiness and life satisfaction, can impact productivity and health. It is driven by three determining factors – the quality of relationships (relationship stocks), life aspirations and perceived opportunities. Research conducted by SMU Associa...

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Main Authors:	HO, Kong Weng, SMU Office of Research
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Published:	Institutional Knowledge at Singapore Management University 2022
Subjects:	Subjective Well-being Youth Behavioral Economics Economics Social and Behavioral Sciences
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description	Subjective well-being, which is the scientific term for happiness and life satisfaction, can impact productivity and health. It is driven by three determining factors – the quality of relationships (relationship stocks), life aspirations and perceived opportunities. Research conducted by SMU Associate Professor Ho Kong Weng examined how these factors affect the subjective well-being of Singapore’s youth.
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title	What drives subjective well-being in Singapore’s youth?
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publisher	Institutional Knowledge at Singapore Management University
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What drives subjective well-being in Singapore’s youth?

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