Tag: subjective well-being

A cross-sectional study of 1,023 Macau residents found that higher relative income was associated with greater life satisfaction, with perceived ...

A study of 498 primary school teachers found that teacher care was strongly associated with lower burnout, which in turn ...

A qualitative study of 33 resident trainees in China finds self-efficacy, well-being, burnout and professional identity change across training stages, ...

A new cluster analysis of 330 Japanese college students shows that combinations of social achievement goals are differentially linked to ...

A nationally representative study of Colombian caregivers finds that informal caregiving is linked to significantly lower life satisfaction and daily ...

A three-wave Spanish study of 742 adolescents shows that students facing both traditional bullying and cybervictimization simultaneously are the least ...

A six-week Japanese study found that encouragement from both a human partner and the social robot RoBoHoN was linked to ...

A survey of 540 digital nomads finds that well-being depends not on flexibility itself but on boundary control, low telepressure, ...

A new study of 1,719 urban pet owners shows that pet leisure motivation drives participation, which strengthens place attachment and ...

A survey of 597 visitors to Nanhu Lake in Jiaxing, China, shows that sensory, authentic, co-creation, and novelty experiences build ...