Titlebook: Beyond Economics; Happiness as a Stand Jan Ott Book 2020 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s) 2020 happiness.wellbeing.policy-ma

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,Happiness as a Descriptive Standard or?as a Standard to be Pursued,onfusion about happiness has been reduced, in view of the current definition and results of research. Decisions to use happiness as a descriptive standard, or as a standard to be pursued, are not value-free. Before we decide we should have a brief look at possible tensions with alternative standards.

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Book 2020duce this confusion, to make the deliberations and discussions about happiness more productive. A reduction of confusion will also make it easier to assesshappiness as a possible standard in our personal life and in politics. Acceptance of happiness as a standard will have positive effects. Acceptan

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s economics, policy, philosophy and sociology.Makes specific.There is a lot of attention for happiness, but there is also a lot of confusion, about the concept and the nature of happiness. This book wants to reduce this confusion, to make the deliberations and discussions about happiness more produc

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Kostas Kampourakis,Ross H. Nehmome perfect state and it is not the same as utility. Individuals may adopt very different standards, and theoretically, this can lead to incomparability of happiness of different individuals. People may also adopt egocentric or immoral standards. Happiness is dualistic because it depends on two comp

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Ross H. Nehm,Kostas Kampourakisng. There are some conceptual complications. In colloquial language people are supposed to be happy if they have reached some perfect state. The differences between happiness and concepts like well-being and utility are sometimes ignored. Some other complications are about the nature of happiness: h

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-94-010-0462-6nknowingly. They usually adopt standards without being aware of it, for example the standards of their parents, their school and their social environment in general. Cognitive peculiarities imply that they ignore relevant information, or rely on invalid information, in their adoption of standards. S

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-94-017-8902-8 are acceptable, even if people can be somewhat ‘positive’, for psychological or strategic reasons. The measurement of evaluative happiness is easier than the measurement of affective happiness. This is one reason to focus primarily on evaluative happiness as a standard in personal life and in polit