Identifying childhood correlates of adult purpose and meaning across 22 countries (Global Flourishing Study) [PDF]
How might we cultivate a life imbued with purpose and meaning? Though common experience indicates purpose and meaning are inherently important, empirical evidence confirms they are also linked to improved health/well-being. However, childhood antecedents
Eric S. Kim +8 more
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Cohort update: waves 2 and 3 of the global flourishing study [PDF]
Abstract The global flourishing study is a longitudinal panel study designed to advance research on human flourishing across culturally and geographically diverse contexts. wave 1 included more than 200,000 adults from 21 countries and one territory, recruited to be approximately nationally representative of adult (18 +) populations ...
R. Noah Padgett +6 more
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Flourishing in Hong Kong: An analysis of wellbeing-related outcomes in the Global Flourishing Study [PDF]
Using population-based data from Hong Kong (N = 3,012) drawn from Wave 1 of the Global Flourishing Study, this study examines the distribution of multidimensional flourishing and explores sociodemographic variation across psychological, social, physical, and economic domains.
Lanxi Huang +11 more
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Flourishing in the Philippines: Country-specific insights from the Global Flourishing Study [PDF]
Existing research on well-being has predominantly focused on relatively individualistic Western societies, with limited attention to developing and more collectivistic countries like the Philippines. This study contributes to addressing this gap by examining multidimensional well-being in a nationally representative sample of Filipinos (n = 5,292) from
Jet Uy Buenconsejo +10 more
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The psychometric network of individual flourishing across nationally representative samples from 22 countries [PDF]
To effectively promote human flourishing, it is important to understand how the different dimensions of flourishing might be related to one another in different sociocultural contexts.
Michela Zambelli +6 more
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Mapping demographic variations in sense of mastery across the world a cross-national analysis of 22 countries in the global flourishing study [PDF]
Are certain parts of the world home to people with a higher sense of mastery? Does mastery vary across key demographic factors in similar or different ways across national contexts? These questions have been underexplored, or not explored at all.
Eric S. Kim +9 more
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Sex/Gender Differences in the Effects of Childhood Abuse on Future Risk of Depression: Longitudinal Evidence from the Global Flourishing Study [PDF]
Background: Adverse childhood experiences (ACEs) such as abuse (defined as emotional, physical, or sexual abuse without distinguishing type or severity) have long been linked to mental health challenges in adulthood.
Shervin Assari +2 more
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Flourishing in Türkiye: A comprehensive country-specific analysis of wellbeing-related outcomes in the Global Flourishing Study [PDF]
Measures of flourishing provide a comprehensive assessment of multiple facets of well-being, broadening how well-being can be studied and promoted. The current study uses large-scale data collected by the Global Flourishing Study, which includes nationally representative samples from 202,898 participants from 22 countries around the world. Specifically,
Ayse Yemiscigil +9 more
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Flourishing in South Africa: Benchmarks and sociodemographic variation across 69 health, wellbeing, and related factors in the Global Flourishing Study [PDF]
Using nationally representative data for South Africa (N = 2,651) from Wave 1 of the Global Flourishing Study, we explored the distributions of 69 health, wellbeing, and related factors and tested for potential sociodemographic differences in the means/proportions of those indicators.
Richard G, Cowden +10 more
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Well-being in the United States: Insights from the Global Flourishing Study [PDF]
This paper presents findings from the U.S. Wave 1 data of the Global Flourishing Study (GFS). The analysis examines outcomes of flourishing across three key sociodemographic variables: age, education, and immigration status. Results show consistent age-related gradients in flourishing, with older adults generally reporting higher psychological and ...
Fernanda Ortega +8 more
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