The science of subjective well-being

摘要: R.J. Larsen, M. Eid, Ed Diener and the Science of Subjective Well-Being. Part 1. The Realm D.M. Haybron, Philosophy R. Veenhoven, Sociological Theories S.E. Hill, Buss, Evolution McMahon, Pursuit Happiness in Human History. 2. Measuring U. Schimmack, Structure W. Pavot, Assessment Well-Being: Successes Shortfalls. Immeasurable: Psychometric Modeling Well-Being Data. 3. Happy Person. R.E. Lucas, Personality J.T. Cacioppo, L.C. Hawkley, A. Kalil, M.E. Hughes, L. Waite, R.A. Thisted, Invisible Threads Social Connection: Chicago Health, Aging, Relations Study. M.D. Robinson, Compton, Mind Action: Cognitive Basis F. Fujita, Frequency Comparison Its Relation to Z. Prizmic, Regulation Emotional Overcoming Hedonic Treadmill. S. Oishi, Koo, Two New Questions about Happiness: "Is Good?" Happier Better?" R.M. Biswas-Diener, Material Wealth D.G. Myers, Religion Flourishing. 4. Interpersonal Domain. M.L. Diener, McGavran, What Makes People Happy? A Developmental Approach Literature on Family Relationships E.S. Huebner, C. Research Life Satisfaction Children Youth: Implications for Delivery School-Related Services. T.A. Judge, Klinger, Job Satisfaction: at Work. E.M. Suh, J. Comparing across Cultures Nations: "What" "Why" Questions. 5. Making Happier. L.A. King, Intervention Enhancing Can We Make Happier, Should We? B.L. Fredrickson, Promoting Positive Affect. Emmons, Gratitude, Well-Being, Brain. 6. Conclusions Future Directions. E. Myths Happiness, Directions Research.