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The Effect of Heritagescapes on Immersion and Hedonia: The Moderating Role of Visitor Type
International Journal of Tourism ResearchABSTRACTThis study examines the relationships between the heritagescapes (namely, variety, mystery, uniqueness, and imagination), immersion, hedonia, and behavioral intentions, and the moderating effects of visitor type (domestic versus international) on heritagescapes, immersion, hedonia, and behavioral intentions.
Haywantee Ramkissoon, Deniz Karagöz
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Relationship of eudaimonia and hedonia with work outcomes
Journal of Managerial Psychology, 2016Purpose– The purpose of this paper is to examine the effects of two perspectives of well-being, hedonism and eudaimonism, on job attitudes and extra-role behaviors. Theoretically, hedonism equates well-being with the experience of pleasure, whereas eudaimonism is the experience of personal growth, purpose and social significance.Design/methodology ...
Daniel B Turban
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2022
Abstract This chapter outlines the many things we have learned from hedonic psychology and happiness economics about the nature of subjective wellbeing and how to acquire it. It covers stylized facts about wellbeing like the hedonic treadmill, as well as various hedonic techniques like gratitude, mindfulness, and satisficing rather than ...
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Abstract This chapter outlines the many things we have learned from hedonic psychology and happiness economics about the nature of subjective wellbeing and how to acquire it. It covers stylized facts about wellbeing like the hedonic treadmill, as well as various hedonic techniques like gratitude, mindfulness, and satisficing rather than ...
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Hedonia, eudaimonia, and well-being: an introduction
Journal of Happiness Studies, 2006Research on well-being can be thought of as falling into two traditions. In one—the hedonistic tradition—the focus is on happiness, generally defined as the presence of positive affect and the absence of negative affect. In the other—the eudaimonic tradition—the focus is on living life in a full and deeply satisfying way.
Deci, Edward L., Ryan, Richard Michael
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Eudaimonia and Hedonia Through Enrichment: Pathways to Happiness
Palgrave Studies in Indian Management, 2019There is a need to further explore the distinctions between two traditions of well-being research: hedonia and eudaimonia. We do this by looking at hedonia, operationalized as subjective well-being (SWB), and eudaimonia, operationalized as flourishing or psychological well-being (PWB), and exploring the pathways through work-family enrichment (WFE). We
Rajesh Premchandran +1 more
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