Titlebook: Advances in Quality of Life Theory and Research; Ed Diener,Don R. Rahtz Book 20001st edition Springer Science+Business Media Dordrecht 200

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Two versions of the American dream: Which goals and values make for a high quality of life?veness, and wealth, and the other based on striving for intimacy, personal growth, and contribution to the community. Accordingly, Kasser and Ryan (., ., in .)suggested that people’s personal goals can either be . (i.e., oriented toward rewards and praise) or . (i.e., oriented toward the satisfactio

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An integrative explanation for quality of life: development and test of a structural modeluation analysis of survey data provides support for 31 of the 38 proposed links among QOL and ten antecedent constructs. In terms of the hypothesized influences, the findings associate greater QOL with greater education, emotional support, physical functioning, housing satisfaction, community/neighb

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Sense of well-being and perceived quality of life in Calcuttacharacteristics and perceived quality of life, and then the relation between domain satisfaction and perceived quality of life. The results indicate that socio-economic status was not significantly associated with perceived quality of life. Also, the study found that young (21–35 years old) and old

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The relationship between income, changes in income and life-satisfaction in West Germany and the Rusdy, it was tested whether there is an absolute effect, a relative effect, or a combination of both effects of income on life-satisfaction. Need and comparison theory were combined in one empirical model. The first model that connected income directly to life-satisfaction, showed only a need effect i

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Job satisfaction, wages and allocation of men and womenmore education are less satisfied. In this paper we try to explain these somewhat puzzling and counterintuitive findings. Further, we examine the effects of the quality of the match between skills and job requirements on job satisfaction. We also explore the possibility that the atmosphere in which

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Social participation and subjective well-being of long-term unemployed: why is paid work so hard to e effect on SWB wear off over unemployment duration?; and (2) does social participation help adjustment and restoration of SWB?.The effect of unemployment on SWB was negative, as expected, but was unrelated to unemployment duration. Neither income nor social participation explained variation in SWB

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Home-based employment and quality of life: a time-use analysis difficult to measure this systematically in the absence of accessible sampling frames. National time-use surveys help fulfill this objective through a two step process. The current paper demonstrates this process on time-use files from Sweden (1990–91) and Canada (1992). Home-based workers in both