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2. Measuring positive emotions.
3. Personality and subjective well-being: Current issues and controversies.
4. Is It Possible to Become a Permanently Happier Person?
5. Investigating the subjective well-being of United States regions.
6. Does Happiness Change? Evidence from Longitudinal Studies
7. Preface
8. Secondary analysis of datasets in multicultural research.
9. List of Contributors
10. Secondary Data Analysis
11. Chapter 4 Contributions of Well-Being Measures
12. Chapter 9 The Environment and Well-Being: Policy Examples
13. Chapter 8 Health and Well-Being: Policy Examples
14. Chapter 6 Issues Regarding the Use of Well-Being Measures for Policy
15. Chapter 2 Defining Well-Being
16. Chapter 10 Work, the Economy, and Well-Being: Policy Examples
17. Chapter 7 The Desirability of Well-Being as a Guide for Policy
18. Chapter 3 Limitations of Economic and Social Indicators
19. Chapter 5 The Well-Being Measures Are Valid
20. Chapter 11 The Social Context of Well-Being: Policy Examples
21. Chapter 1 Using Well-Being to Inform Public Policy
22. Chapter 12 Existing Surveys
23. Chapter 13 Conclusions
24. Measuring Positive Emotions
25. Cross-Cultural Variations in Predictors of Life Satisfaction: Perspectives from Needs and Values
26. The Optimum Level of Well-Being: Can People Be Too Happy?
27. The Evolving Concept of Subjective Well-Being: The Multifaceted Nature of Happiness
28. Beyond the Hedonic Treadmill: Revising the Adaptation Theory of Well-Being
29. Global Self-Assessment.
30. Well-Being
31. Measuring positive emotions.
32. The evolving concept of subjective well-being: the multifaceted nature of happiness
33. Age and Sex Differences in Subjective Well-being across Cultures
34. Chapter 7 - Does Happiness Change? Evidence from Longitudinal Studies
35. Chapter 1 - Is It Possible to Become a Permanently Happier Person?: An Overview of the Issues and the Book
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