Subjective Well-Being Is Desirable, but Not the Summum Bonum
Subjective well-being is a broad term that encompasses the various ways people evaluate their lives, including concepts such as life satisfaction, pleasant emotions, satisfaction with domains such as work and health, feelings of fulfillment and meaning, and low levels of unpleasant emotions. Subject...
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Institutional Knowledge at Singapore Management University
2003
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