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Introduction to the Science of Subjective Well-Being

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Table of Content

About the Author

Chapter 01 – Basic Scientific Concepts (optional)

Chapter 02 – What is Subjective Well-Being?

Chapter 03 – Measurement of Subjective Well-Being

Chapter 04 – Conceptions of the Ideal Life

Chapter 05 – Subjective Wellbeing Around the World

Chapter 06 – Money and Subjective Well-Being

Chapter 07 – Personality and Subjective Well-Being

Chapter 08 – Life-Events, Adaptation, and SWB

Chapter 09 – Affect, Affect Regulation, and SWB

Chapter 10 – Work and SWB

Chapter 11 – Social Relationships and SWB (in progress)

Chapter 12 – Concluding Remarks (in progress)

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