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What does the concept of subjective well-being consist of?
What does the concept of subjective well-being consist of?
- Life satisfaction, presence of positive affect, and intense joy
- Cognitive judgments, life satisfaction, and emotional well-being
- Life satisfaction, presence of positive affect, and relative absence of negative affect (correct)
- Quality of life, positive emotions, and negative emotions
How is happiness defined when used in a broad sense?
How is happiness defined when used in a broad sense?
- An emotional state of intense joy
- Synonymous with quality of life or well-being (correct)
- Denotes only positive emotions
- Refers to cognitive judgments of satisfaction
What is the cognitive component of subjective well-being related to?
What is the cognitive component of subjective well-being related to?
- Prevalence of positive emotions
- Evaluation in terms of life satisfaction (correct)
- Intense joy and contentment
- Relative absence of negative affect
What is the affective component of subjective well-being characterized by?
What is the affective component of subjective well-being characterized by?
What is SWB according to Baumgardner & Crothers (2015)?
What is SWB according to Baumgardner & Crothers (2015)?
Subjective well-being is defined as consisting of two components: life satisfaction and presence of positive emotions only.
Subjective well-being is defined as consisting of two components: life satisfaction and presence of positive emotions only.
The concept of subjective well-being includes Seligman's pleasant life and good life.
The concept of subjective well-being includes Seligman's pleasant life and good life.
The word happiness is always used in a specific and consistent meaning.
The word happiness is always used in a specific and consistent meaning.
SWB refers to the objective evaluation of one's life.
SWB refers to the objective evaluation of one's life.
Happiness, when used in a broad sense, denotes that life is good but does not specify what is good about life.
Happiness, when used in a broad sense, denotes that life is good but does not specify what is good about life.