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  1. Signature Strengths Use is More Strongly Associated with Well-being in Individualistic than in Collectivist Societies: Multilevel Evidence
  2. Longitudinal Associations of Suffering with Subsequent Multidimensional Well-Being in the Global Flourishing Study
  3. Longitudinal Associations of Dispositional Forgivingness with Multidimensional Well-being: A Two-Wave Outcome-Wide Analysis in the Global Flourishing Study
  4. From hardship to resilience: Childhood financial conditions and adult well-being in WEIRD and less WEIRD countries
  5. Bidirectional, longitudinal associations between finance and health - what comes first? Evidence from middle-aged and older adults in Europe
  6. Discrepancies in Signature Strengths Identification: Insights from Self-Nomination and VIA Assessment Across a Global Sample
  7. Does inequality really shape human character? Multilevel evidence from 39 societies
  8. Delayed gratification across 22 Countries: A cross-national analysis of demographic variation and childhood predictors
  9. Family experiences while growing up, personality traits, and well-being: A mediation analysis
  10. Childhood antecedents of adult place satisfaction in 22 countries
  11. Childhood predictors of religious reading: a cross-national analysis in the Global Flourishing Study
  12. Demographic and socio-economic variation in arts engagement across 23 countries and territories: individual and societal-level disparities
  13. Early life experiences and adult orientation to promote good in 22 countries
  14. Character Strengths as Universal Predictors of Health? Using Machine Learning to Examine the Predictive Validity of Character Strengths Across Cultures
  15. Measuring well-being: Creating a taxonomy and item bank for positive mental health
  16. Reassessing the Role of Financial Knowledge and Confidence for Financial Outcomes Across Income Groups in the EU
  17. Language and Gender Differences in Financial Literacy: The Role of Feminized, Masculinized, and Neutral Question Phrasing
  18. Supplementary information for: Understanding well-being in Poland: Insights from the Global Flourishing Study
  19. Understanding Well-Being in Poland: Insights from the Global Flourishing Study
  20. Childhood predictors of suffering in adulthood across 22 countries
  21. Brief signature strengths use scale: a concise tool for assessing strengths use across life contexts
  22. Childhood Predictors of Dispositional Forgivingness in Adulthood: A Cross-National Analysis with 22 Countries
  23. A cross-national analysis of sociodemographic variation in suffering across 22 countries
  24. Analysis of demographic variation and childhood correlates of financial well-being across 22 countries
  25. Demographic variation in charitable giving and helping across 22 countries in the Global Flourishing Study
  26. Childhood predictors of charitable giving and helping across 22 countries in the Global Flourishing Study
  27. Sociodemographic variation in dispositional forgivingness: a cross-national analysis with 22 countries
  28. The Global Flourishing Study: Study Profile and Initial Results on Flourishing
  29. Variations in character involving an orientation to promote good across sociodemographic groups in 22 countries
  30. Financially literate consumers and their credit portfolios: longitudinal evidence from PSID data
  31. Analysis of demographic variation and childhood correlates of financial well-being across 22 countries
  32. The Financial Language of Gender: A Consumer Study Using Machine Learning, Statistical, and Linguistic Analyses
  33. Childhood Predictors of Charitable Giving and Helping Across 22 Countries in the Global Flourishing Study
  34. Demographic Variation in Charitable Giving and Helping Across 22 Countries in the Global Flourishing Study
  35. Early Life Experiences and Adult Orientation to Promote Good in 22 Countries
  36. Childhood Predictors of Dispositional Forgivingness in Adulthood: A Cross-National Analysis With 22 Countries
  37. Childhood Predictors of Suffering in Adulthood: A Cross-National Analysis With 22 Countries
  38. Sociodemographic Variation in Suffering: A Cross-National Analysis With 22 Countries
  39. Culture and creativity, skills building, and growth: what have we missed?
  40. Polycrisis, Emotional Regulation, Personality Traits, and Well-Being of Young People Entering Adulthood
  41. Religious service attendance and consumer financial outcomes: Evidence from a longitudinal survey
  42. Limited Social Contact at Work During the COVID-19 Pandemic and Shift Worker’s Health and Well-being
  43. Childhood Antecedents of Current Place Satisfaction in Adults: A Cross-National Analysis of 22 Countries
  44. The role of financial literacy in reducing financial distress: What if consumers were perfectly financially literate?
  45. Young adults from disadvantaged groups experience more stress and deterioration in mental health associated with polycrisis
  46. Character Strengths as Universal Predictors of Health? Using Machine Learning to Examine the Predictive Validity of Character Strengths Across Cultures
  47. Character Strengths as Universal Predictors of Health? Using Machine Learning to Examine the Predictive Validity of Character Strengths Across Cultures
  48. Longitudinal reciprocal associations between volunteering, health and well-being: evidence for middle-aged and older adults in Europe
  49. Prospective associations of multidimensional well-being with work distraction and job satisfaction: a two-wave study of US employees
  50. Financial literacy and its predictors
  51. Associations of orientation to promote good in challenging situations with distress and well‐being: Multi‐study evidence from three non‐Western Longitudinal samples
  52. Character strengths and positive health
  53. Objective indoor air quality parameters and their association to respiratory health and well-being among office workers
  54. Helping and Volunteering During COVID-19: Associations With Well-Being and Psychological Distress
  55. National Culture and Financial Capability: A Global Perspective
  56. The effects of arts-based learning on individual wellbeing and organizational change
  57. Differences in Multi-Dimensional Well-Being Among Factory Workers: Evidence from Six Countries
  58. Working from home and subsequent work outcomes: Pre-pandemic evidence
  59. Character strengths and health-related quality of life in a large international sample: A cross-sectional analysis
  60. Psychological caring climate at work, mental health, well-being, and work-related outcomes: Evidence from a longitudinal study and health insurance data
  61. Do All Savings Matter Equally? Saving Types and Emotional Well-Being Among Older Adults: Evidence from Panel Data
  62. Mind-stimulating leisure activities: Prospective associations with health, wellbeing, and longevity
  63. Associations between the Importance of Well-Being Domains and the Subsequent Experience of Well-Being
  64. Commentary on “The protective effects of wellbeing and flourishing on long-term mental health risk”
  65. Associations of suffering with facets of health and well-being among working adults: longitudinal evidence from two samples
  66. The impact of theatre on social competencies: a meta-analytic evaluation
  67. The role of financial literacy for financial resilience in middle-age and older adulthood
  68. Demographic Predictors of Complete Well-Being
  69. Are depression and suffering distinct? An empirical analysis
  70. Can adherence to moral standards and ethical behaviors help maintain a sense of purpose in life? Evidence from a longitudinal study of middle-aged and older adults
  71. Prospective associations between strengths of moral character and health: longitudinal evidence from survey and insurance claims data
  72. Bidirectional associations between meaning in life and the health, emotional ill-being and daily life functioning outcomes among older adults
  73. Credit purpose and the interest rate – Evidence from the European Household Finance and Consumption Survey
  74. Prospective Associations Between Social Connectedness and Mental Health. Evidence From a Longitudinal Survey and Health Insurance Claims Data
  75. Longitudinal associations between domains of flourishing
  76. Correction to: Associations of recognition at work with subsequent health and quality of life among older working adults
  77. Being good, doing good: The role of honesty and integrity for health
  78. Associations of recognition at work with subsequent health and quality of life among older working adults
  79. Migrant networks, information flows and the place of residence: The case of Polish immigrants in the UK
  80. The role of financial conditions for physical and mental health. Evidence from a longitudinal survey and insurance claims data
  81. Job Demands-Resources Model
  82. Good credit, bad credit: The differential role of the sources of debt in life satisfaction
  83. A socially responsible financial institution – The bumpy road to improving consumer well-being
  84. What Does It Take to Be a Good Lawyer? The Underpinnings of Success in a Rapidly Growing Legal Market
  85. Current Recommendations on the Selection of Measures for Well-Being
  86. Psychometric Properties of Flourishing Scales From a Comprehensive Well-Being Assessment
  87. The Role of Financial Fragility and Financial Control for Well-Being
  88. Consumer financial literacy and the efficiency of mortgage‐related decisions: New evidence from the Panel Study of Income dynamics
  89. Co-holding behaviour: unlocking the puzzle
  90. Character Strengths Involving an Orientation to Promote Good Can Help Your Health and Well-Being. Evidence From two Longitudinal Studies
  91. Psychological Climate for Caring and Work Outcomes: A Virtuous Cycle
  92. Work, Gender, and Sexual Harassment on the Frontlines of Commercial Travel: A Cross-Sectional Study of Flight Crew Well-Being
  93. Financial management, division of financial management power and financial literacy in the family context – evidence from relationship partner dyads
  94. The impact of theatre on empathy and self-esteem: a meta-analysis
  95. Brief well-being assessments, or nothing at all?
  96. Longitudinal Evidence for Reciprocal Effects Between Life Satisfaction and Job Satisfaction
  97. Well-Being in Life and Well-Being at Work: Which Comes First? Evidence From a Longitudinal Study
  98. Current recommendations on the selection of measures for well-being
  99. Ill health and distraction at work: Costs and drivers for productivity loss
  100. Self-assessed importance of domains of flourishing: Demographics and correlations with well-being
  101. The impact of workplace harassment and domestic violence on work outcomes in the developing world
  102. Consumer debt attitudes: The role of gender, debt knowledge and skills
  103. Children’s dietary diversity and related factors in Rwanda and Burundi: A multilevel analysis using 2010 Demographic and Health Surveys
  104. Human Flourishing in Cross Cultural Settings. Evidence From the United States, China, Sri Lanka, Cambodia, and Mexico
  105. Worker’s well-being. Evidence from the apparel industry in Mexico
  106. Religious service attendance, health behaviors and well-being—an outcome-wide longitudinal analysis
  107. Flourish Index and Secure Flourish Index – Validation in workplace settings
  108. The impact of savings and credit on health and health behaviours: an outcome-wide longitudinal approach
  109. Positive health behaviours Polish and Ukrainian medical students in the context of chronic diseases
  110. Turning the Mirror on the Architects: A Study of the Open-Plan Office and Work Behaviors at an Architectural Company
  111. Improve your well-being through cultural activities
  112. Debt Attitudes in Gender Perspective: Is There an Effect of Debt Knowledge and Skills?
  113. Measuring Cultural and Creative Activities in European Cities: Challenges and Practical Problems with Existing Indices
  114. Flourish Index and Secure Flourish Index Development and Validation
  115. Attendance of cultural events and involvement with the arts—impact evaluation on health and well-being from a Swiss household panel survey
  116. Quality of life in cities – Empirical evidence in comparative European perspective
  117. Cultural events – does attendance improve health? Evidence from a Polish longitudinal study
  118. What Does a Swiss Franc Mortgage Cost? The Tale of Polish Trust for Foreign Currency Denominated Mortgages: Implications for Well-Being and Health
  119. Country-Specific Conditions for Work and Family Reconciliation: An Attempt at Quantification
  120. Poverty in the regions of the European Union – measurement with a composite indicator
  121. Spatial Variation in EU Poverty with Respect to Health, Education and Living Standards
  122. Differences in Gender Norms Between Countries: Are They Valid? The Issue of Measurement Invariance
  123. A Measure to Target Antipoverty Policies in the European Union Regions
  124. Health conditions in regions of Eastern and Western Europe
  125. External Factors Affecting Investment Decisions of Companies
  126. Warunki życia gospodarstw domowych. Edukacja i kapitał ludzki (PL)
  127. Erratum to: The Index of Household Financial Condition, Combining Subjective and Objective Indicators: An Appraisal of Italian Households
  128. Measuring the impact of the Web: Rasch modelling for survey evaluation
  129. The Index of Household Financial Condition, Combining Subjective and Objective Indicators: An Appraisal of Italian Households
  130. Household Living Conditions
  131. Household Living Conditions (Warunki Życia Gospodarstw Domowych)
  132. Household Living Conditions
  133. The Measurement and Modeling of a Region’s Intellectual Capital: The Case of Poland