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THE IMPACT OF DARK TRIAD, NATURE CONNECTEDNESS, AND EUDAIMONIC WELLBEING AMONG UNIVERSITY STUDENTS
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Family adventure tourism: Towards hedonic and eudaimonic wellbeing [PDF]
Tourism Management Perspectives, 2021 The study's aim is to explore the motives encouraging individual family members to participate in adventure tourism activities while on holiday and the benefits they gain from these experiences, using wellbeing as the conceptual lens. The key contributions are to address the gap in literature on family adventure tourists, and apply the subjective ...
Gill Pomfret
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Dental Health Relevant to Hedonic and Eudaimonic Wellbeing [PDF]
Journal of Oral Healthcare, 2020 There is scarce literature linked to wellbeing including hedonic and eudaimonic wellbeing in dentistry. Specifically, regarding dental diseases, pain and irritable feeling in person cause hedonic wellbeing, while, serious pain causes not only hedonic but also eudaimonic wellbeing because of malnutrition, insomnia, growth and development.\ud \ud ...
Motegi, Nobuo +2 more
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Wellbeing in retirement villages: Eudaimonic challenges and opportunities [PDF]
Journal of Aging Studies, 2014 A retirement village consists of a collection of privately owned or leased flats or maisonettes for elderly adults that are supported by a central hub that provides catering, medical care and social activities. There have been studies of the psychological experience and impacts of such environments, however, there is lack of research that links the ...
Rebecca Chandler, Oliver Robinson
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A bifactor-ESEM representation of the Questionnaire for Eudaimonic Wellbeing [PDF]
Personality and Individual Differences, 2017 Abstract The present study aims to provide an improved representation of the factor structure of the Questionnaire for Eudaimonic Wellbeing (QEWB) through the application of the bifactor-exploratory structural equation modeling (ESEM) framework. Using a convenience sample of 438 Italian students (233 males; 205 females, M age = 18.5) we contrasted
Alexandre Morin +2 more
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Journal of Vocational BehaviorEmployee eudaimonic wellbeing is crucial for sustainable performance, health, and quality of work life. However, research is needed to understand what shapes eudaimonic wellbeing at work (EWW), and how and why. Drawing on the self-discovery framework of eudaimonic identity, this study investigated whether employability dimensions (career identity ...
Vicente González-Romá +2 more
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Unique associations of eudaimonic and hedonic wellbeing with psychosocial adjustment in breast cancer survivors [PDF]
Journal of Psychosocial Oncology, 2018 Eudaimonic wellbeing (e.g., meaning, purpose in life) and hedonic wellbeing (e.g., happiness, life satisfaction) are related but conceptually distinct facets of wellbeing. Eudaimonic wellbeing is highly underexplored in cancer research despite its relevance to important existential concerns faced by cancer survivors.
Patricia I Moreno +2 more
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From rosy past to happy and flourishing present: Nostalgia as a resource for hedonic and eudaimonic wellbeing [PDF]
Current Opinion in Psychology, 2023 We review recent evidence of nostalgia's ability to enhance and buffer different types of wellbeing. Nostalgia has been associated with increased hedonic wellbeing (e.g., life satisfaction, happiness) in various contexts. Nostalgia is triggered by and can mitigate against threats to hedonic wellbeing. Nostalgia also increases eudaimonic wellbeing (e.g.,
Erica Hepper, Amelia Dennis
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Poor eudaimonic subjective wellbeing as a mortality risk factor
Economia Politica, 2018We investigate the nexus between poverty of sense of life (a dimension of eudaimonic subjective wellbeing) and mortality in a large sample of individuals from several European countries. We find that poverty of sense of life is significantly and positively correlated with mortality, net of the impact of socio-demographic factors, life styles, symptoms ...
Leonardo Becchetti
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